Although plant and animals are both eukaryotic, there are cellular differences between the two cells. for each cellular component or organelle below, indicate whether it is present in animal cells, in plant cells, or both.

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Whitney Sampson

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1 June, 04:35

Although plant and animals are both eukaryotic, there are cellular differences between the two cells. for each cellular component or organelle below, indicate whether it is present in animal cells, in plant cells, or both.

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Madison Robertson · Answer 1

Plants contain Plastids (colour imparting organelles) while animals don't. Animals contain Glyoxysomes and golgi apparatus while plants don't. Animals also contain centrioles but plants don't.