Question

What is the difference between circulation and transportation?

Answer 1

as per the attached figures a difference between system B of human body and the water transport system in plants is the directional movement while the water transport is an direction and flows from Roots two stems two leaves system be of human body has bi directional flow system C and all other body parts of the body respectively while supplying materials to these components

Answer 2

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The key difference between the circulatory system of the human body (or that of any animal) and the water transport system in a plant is that of the underlying forcing mechanism. In case of human body, the circulation of fluids takes place due to the presence of heart, which acts as a pump. In comparison, there is no pumping mechanism in a plant and the water movement occurs by capillary pressure against the gravity.  

As per the attached figures, a difference between system B of human body and the water transport system in plants is the directional movement.While the water transport is unidirectional and flows from roots to stems to leaves; system B of human body has bi-directional flow with system C and all other body parts, and exchanges gases and other materials. System B receives gases X and Y from System C and all parts of the body, respectively, while supplying materials to these components. 

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