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In this video, we explain the difference between plant cell and animal cell in a simple and easy way — perfect for Class 11 students, B.Sc. 1st year, and all biology learners. 🌿🧬

You’ll learn:

10 major differences between plant and animal cells

Structural and functional differences based on cell wall, vacuole, plastids, and organelles

Similarities between plant and animal cells

Short and easy points useful for exams and viva

📘 Topics covered:

What is a plant cell?

What is an animal cell?

Differentiate between plant and animal cell

Write 2, 3, 5, and 10 differences between plant and animal cells

Comparison between plant and animal cell with examples

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Class 9, Class 10, Class 11, Class 12, and B.Sc. 1st Year Biology students
🔹 Language: English (Easy Explanation)
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Differences between Plant and Animal Cells

S.No. Plant Cell S.No. Animal Cell

1 A plant cell has rigid wall on the outside. 1 A cell wall is absent.
2 Plastids are found in plant cells 2 Plastids are usually absent.
3
A mature cell has a large central
vacuole. 3
An animal cell may have many small
vacuoles.
4 Nucleus lies on one side in the
peripheral
cytoplasm due to central vacuole.
4 Nucleus usually lies in the centre.
5 Centrioles are usually absent. 5 Centrioles are found in animal cells.
6 Spindle apparatus formed during
nuclear
division is anastral.
6 Spindle is amphiastral.
7 Golgi apparatus consists of number of
distinct & unconnected units called
dictyosomes.
7 Golgi apparatus is either localised or diffused
& consists of a well connected single
complex.
8 Reserve food is generally starch and fat. 8 Reserve food is usually glycogen and fat.
9 Adjacent cells may be connected
through
plasmodesmata.
9 Adjacent cells are connected through
a number of cell junctions.
10 Cytokinesis occurs by cell plate. 10 Cytokinesis takes place by cleavage.

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