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How does respiration in plants differ from animals​

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Answered by meghnarak24
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Plants take in oxygen at night-time and give out the carbon dioxide produced by respiration. ... But at night photosynthesis stops and respiration carries on. Animals take in oxygen by through lungs by internal respiration and cellular respiration takes place inside the animal body and release carbon dioxide.

Answered by Anonymous
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  1. In plants all parts like root, stem, leaves, etc ..,perform respiration individually, while in animals either the general body surface organs like skin, gills, lungs, etc.., are involved in the respiration
  2. The rate of respiration is much slower in plants than in animals. Unlike animals there is little transport of gases from one part of the plant to another

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