What is the difference between animal tissues and plant tissues?
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Plant and Animal Tissues consist of different kinds of cells -- Plant cells have a cellulose cell wall, have large central vacuoles, dictyosomes, etc. whereas animal cells have complex golgi apparatus, only a cell membrane, central nucleus, small vacuoles, etc.
Basically, most differences between these tissues are cellular.
The types of such tissues also vary: Plant Tissues are of types Permanent and Meristematic. However, Animal Tissues can be of types: Epithelial, Muscular, Connective, and Nervous.
Basically, most differences between these tissues are cellular.
The types of such tissues also vary: Plant Tissues are of types Permanent and Meristematic. However, Animal Tissues can be of types: Epithelial, Muscular, Connective, and Nervous.
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Plant tissue and animal tissue - definition. Plant tissue. Animal tissue. Cells of plant tissue have cell wall. Cells of animal tissue do not have cell wall. Some tissues are living and some are dead. All tissues are living. Growth is restricted to the tips of stem and roots. Growth is uniform all over the body.
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