Biology, asked by Anuprbigcr5aman, 1 year ago

Why is it difficult to chew plants

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Answered by navya5

7

because our human teeth r not adapted to the hard stems of plants to chew but herbivores have strong molars and premolars to chew hard stems

Answered by kps2010

4

Because of the presence of thick cell wall also known as cellulose

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