Answer:
The difference between plant growth and animal growth are: In plants growth is unlimited and in animals growth is limited
Explanation:
Growth in plants are localized at certain points such as shoot tip, root tip etc. New organs continue to appear throughout the life of plants. In animals cells divide until they can't anymore or grow to old.
<span>Using the rules of nines with an adult, the percentage of the total body surface area of the anterior trunk or posterior trunk is 18%. R</span><span>ule of nines is a formula for estimating percentage of body surface areas, particularly helpful in judging the portion of skin that has been burned. For the adult, the head represents 9%; each upper extremity 9%; the back of the trunk </span>18%<span>, and the front 18%; each lower extremity 18%; and the perineum the remaining </span>1%<span>.</span>
cell membrane: both
cytoplasm: both
chloroplast: plant
im not sure about the others sorry
