Question

seven difference between the plant and animal tissue​

Answer 1

Answer:

Plant tissue Animal tissue

1.Cells of plant tissue have cell wall. 1. Cells of animal tissue do not have cell wall.

2.Some tissues are living and some are dead. 2.All tissues are living.

3.Growth is restricted to the tips of stem and roots. 3.Growth is uniform all over the body.

4.They are mainly of two types permanent tissue

and meristematic tissue. 4.They are of four types muscle tissue, epithelial

tissue, nervous tissue and connective tissue

5.These tissues require less energy and

maintenance

as plants do not require movement. 5. Due to entensive body mobility these tissues require more energy and maintenance.

6.They provide strength and support to the plant. 6.They control all functions.

7. Organization is simple. 7. Organization is complex

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Answer 2

Answer:

plant tissue:

. In the stationary phase

. consists of both living cells

. Require less energy

. most posses an unlimited growth

. provide mechanical support

. most are capable of producing their own food by photosynthesis

. most are capable of differentiating from one tissue to another..

Explanation:

animal tissue:

. In the locomotive phase

. consists of only living cells

. require more energy

. possess a limited growth

. support locomotion

. possess heterotrophic modes of nutrition and require food from the outside

. typically incapable of differentiating from one tissue to another.....