How could u identify a plant cell from an animal cell?

Answer 1

plant cells have chlorophyll and a chloroplast and a cell wall and cell membrane. they are green. animal cells have no chlorophyll, chloroplast, or a cell wall. they do have a membrane and aren't green.

Answer 2

A plant cell will have a cell wall which will usually give it a defined shape, usually squared. Also plant cells often have a large central vacuole that may look like a pocket of fluid. Animal cells do not have a cell wall. Other differences include plant cells having chloroplasts, and they don't have centrioles.

Answer 3

a plant cell is a rectangular shape and an animal cell is round. Also the plant cell has a thick outering.

hope this helps

Answer 4

Plant cells have a cell wall around them. You can see it easily under low power. Animal cells do not have this.

Answer 5

Plant cells have a cell wall.

Answer 6

a plant cell will have both a cell wall and a cell membrane.

the cell wall is a rigid boudary giving a plant cell a rectangular shape generally.

also they have chloroplasts.

these are special organelles that contain chlorophyll.

animal cells don't have a cell wall or chloroplasts.

Answer 7

Plant cells
* are green cuz of chlorpohyll
* have cell walls and cell membrane

Animal cells
* only hav cell membrane

Answer 8

plant cells have cell walls and animal cells dont

Answer 9

Plant cells have a special wall that our digestive acids cannot break down, so we cannot absorb its nutrients.

Animal cells, however, are squishy and we can digest them easily.

Answer 10

cell walls. plants have them. animals only have membranes.