Cell Biology | Term 2 Unit 4 | 7th Science - Plant and Animal cell comparison | 7th Science : Term 2 Unit 4 : Cell Biology
Chapter: 7th Science : Term 2 Unit 4 : Cell Biology
Plant and Animal cell comparison
Plant and
Animal cell comparison
Why do plant cells differ from animal cells? They
differ from each other because they have to perform different functions.
Now you know that there are many main similarities
between plant and animal cells. Let us see how they differ from one another as
given in the picture (Activity 3).
ACTIVITY 3
Study the pictures given and write the differences between
cells that you observe in the given table.
Plant cell
1. Plant cell has a cell wall.
2. It has chloroplast.
3. Centrioles absent
4. One large central vacuole
5. Lysosome usually not evident. Cilia absent in most plant
cells.
Animal cell
1. Animal cells do not have a cell wall.
2. Does not contain chloroplast.
3. Centrioles present.
4. One or more small vacuoles.
5. Lysosomes occur in cytoplasm. Cilia is present.
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