Differences between plants and animals

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1. Different forms

2. Different reproduction

3. Different metabolism

4. Different ways of discharging waste

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Plants are composed of roots, stems, leaves, flowers and fruits. Reproduction relies on seeds, spores and vegetative reproduction. Photosynthesis is the most basic metabolism, and waste elimination is carried out through fallen leaves. Animals are composed of head, neck, limbs, trunk and tail. Reproduction is reproduction, ovoviviparous, viviparous lactation, etc. Waste is the excretion of the body.

1. Different forms

1. Different shapes

Plants are generally composed of roots, stems, leaves, flowers and fruits. The simplest plants have only one cell. Animals have heads, necks, limbs, trunks and tails, and are higher animals.

2. Different reproduction

Usually , plant reproduction mainly relies on seeds, spores and vegetative reproduction. Animals reproduce through reproduction, ovoviviparous, and viviparous lactation.

3. Different metabolisms

Plant cells all have chloroplasts inside, which can carry out photosynthesis, and photosynthesis is the simplest basic metabolism. Animals do not have chloroplasts in their bodies and cannot perform photosynthesis. They can only obtain some nutrients from the outside and metabolize them.

4. Different ways of discharging waste

The body of plants is made of waste. Many people may not understand that it is mostly excreted through dry branches and fallen leaves. Animals are different. They eliminate waste from the body through their own excretion.

2. Different reproduction

3. Different metabolism

4. Different ways of discharging waste

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