do all plants have cytoplasms? do animals have cytoplasms?

Answer 1

yes animals cells hace cytoplasm, but not all plant cells do.
For example, sclerenchyma cells are dead at functional maturity and the cytoplasm is missing by the time the cell can begin to carry out its funciton. So they have cytoplasm at first, but then they loose it and still carry out very important functions for the plant. (By the way, these are meristematic cells.. in case you were wondering)

Answer 2

Yes all plants and animals have cytoplasm.
While all cells possess cytoplasm, cells from different biological domains can differ widely in the characteristics of their cytoplasms. In the animal kingdom, cytoplasm occupies nearly half the cell's volume, while in plant cells, the cytoplasm occupies much less space because of the presence of vacuoles.

While all cells possess cytoplasm, cells from different biological domains can differ widely in the characteristics of their cytoplasms. In the animal kingdom, cytoplasm occupies nearly half the cell's volume, while in plant cells, the cytoplasm occupies much less space because of the presence of vacuoles.

The cytoplasm holds all of the cellular organelles outside of the nucleus and also maintains the shape and consistency of the cell. It is also a storage place for chemical substances indispensable to life, which are involved in vital metabolic reactions, such as anaerobic glycolysis and protein synthesis. It is made up of 80% water.

In bacteria, sequential chemical reactions take place in the cytoplasm and cell.

Answer 3

Yes all plants and animal cells have cytoplasm.

Answer 4

Yes. Cytoplasm is the gel-like substance found in cells, both animal and plant cells.

Answer 5

Yes, it is needed for many many chemical reactions to take place.