Cell wall of the plant is different from prokaryotes in:
Both structure and chemical composition
Structue only
Chemical composition only
Number of layers only
Solution-
Meaning:
Meaning:
- Plant Cell Wall- The cell wall In plants is an extra protective covering made up of cellulose that protects the plant cell from environmental variations.
- Prokaryotic Cell Wall- The cell wall of bacteria (prokaryotes) is made up of peptidoglycan. Peptidoglycan is a polymer, also known as murein, consisting of sugar and amino acids and gives structural strength to the cell wall.
- Plant Cell Wall- The cell wall In plants is made up of cellulose.
- Prokaryotic Cell Wall- The cell wall of bacteria (prokaryotes) is made up of murein (it contains sugar & amino acids).
- Plant Cell Wall- The cell wall consists of cytoskeleton that helps cells maintain their shape and internal organization.
- Prokaryotic Cell Wall- The cell wall of bacteria (prokaryotes) lacks the cytoskeleton.