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What is a noticeable difference between plant and animal tissues?
Plant tissues are mostly supportive and dead, while animal tissues are mostly living.
How does the growth in plants differ from that in animals?
Plant growth is limited to certain regions, while animal cell growth is more uniform.
How do plants and animals differ in their energy consumption?
Animals consume more energy compared to plants.
What reflects the different modes of life pursued by plants and animals?
The fundamental difference in the structural organization of organs and organ systems.
What distinguishes plant meristematic tissue from animal cell growth?
Plant meristematic tissue divides throughout their life, while animal cell growth is more uniform.
Explore the differences between plant and animal tissues in terms of structure, function, and energy requirements. Learn about the unique characteristics of supportive tissues in plants and the energy-intensive nature of animal tissues.
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