notes on repiration in plant and animal
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Respiration in plants :
- Like animals, plants also need energy. The plants get this energy by the process of respiration. Plants also use oxygen of air for respiration and release carbon dioxide.
- The respiration in plants differs from the animals in three respects:
- Plants have a branching shape, so they have quite a large surface area in comparison to their volume. Therefore, diffusion alone can supply all the cells of the plants with as much oxygen as they need for respiration.
- Diffusion occurs in the roots, stems and leaves of plants.
- Net gaseous exchange in the leaves of the plant: net gas exchange in leaves at night is: O2 diffuses in; CO2 diffuses out.
Respiration in animals :
In this process, animals intake oxygen and release carbon dioxide. It is also known as breathing. This is mainly two phases.
- Inspiration: It is the process by means of which oxygen is taken to the lungs.
- Expiration: During expiration, carbon dioxide is expelled out from the respiratory organs into the environment.
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