Question

One difference between cell divison in plant cells and in animal cells

Answer 1

Answer:

Their main difference is how they form the daughter cells during cytokinesis. During that stage, animal cells form furrow or cleavage that gives way to formation of daughter cells.

Answer 2

A difference between cell division in plants and animal cells is the process by which they form daughter cells during cytokinesis.

Explanation:  

The process of dividing a cell at the end of meiosis or mitosis is known as Cytokinesis which results in the separation of two daughter cells.

The one difference in animal cell and plant cell is as follows:

Animal cell:  

• Animal cells make furrows also called cleavage that results in the formation of “daughter cells”.
• The animal cells possess centrioles that help make of the mitotic spindle for cell division

Plant cell:  

• But the plants have very rigid cell wall because of which they are not able to make a furrow.  
• Whereas the plant cell does not have centrioles.