Difference between plants and animals, Biology

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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PLANTS AND ANIMALS -

S . N o .	C h a ra c ter	P l an ts	A n i m al s
1	Nutrition	Mostly autotrophic	Heterotrophic
2	Nature	Producer	Consumers
3	Chlorophy ll	Present	A b s e n t
4	Locomotion / Movement	Movement present	Loc om ot io n pres ent
5	Development	Less developed	M o re de veloped
6	Sensitivity	Less developed	M o re de veloped
7	Cell wall	Present	A b s ent
8	Metabolis m	Anabolism more	Catabolism more
9	G ro w t h	Unequal, for indefinit e tim e	Equal, for definite tim e

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