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irina1246 [14]
3 years ago
14

A sunflower and an amoeba are both living organisms. How is the structure of a sunflower different from the structure of and amo

eba
Biology
2 answers:
Sholpan [36]3 years ago
7 0

A sunflower is a plant and <em>Amoeba</em> is a protist. Structurally <em>Amoeba</em> is a unicellular, microscopic  organism and its cell does not have cell wall, whereas sunflower plant is a multicellular organism and its cell  have cell wall. Since <em>Amoeba</em> is made of only one cell, all the life processes such as nutrition, excretion and reproduction carried out by one cell. In sunflower plant is made of many cells.  All the cells are arranged in tissues, organs and organ systems. specific organ system performs specific life process, for example digestion system performs the function of digestion. Thus, <em>Amoeba</em> is a simple organism and sunflower is a complex organism.  

galben [10]3 years ago
5 0
<span>there are several differences, here are some:
kingdoms: sunflower = plant; amoeba = ProtistaCell
membranes: sunflower = cell wall; amoeba = semipermeable membrane only
organelles: sunflower = cholorplasts; amoeba = pseudopod 
</span><span>Cell organization: sunflower = differentiated multicellular: amoeba = single cell 
<span>Habitat: sunflower = confined to land areas; amoeba = confined to water
hope this helps</span></span>
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