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How does mitosis in plant cells differ from animal cells?

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Plant cells lack centrioles.

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How does plant cell mitosis differ from animal cell mitosis?
plant cells lack centrioles.
How do you animal cells differ from plant cells?
Plant Cells:1) have a cell wall and membrane2) contains chloroplasts3) large, central vacuoles4) stores carbohydrates as starch5) shaped and structuredAnimal Cells:1) no cell wall but has membrane2)...
How does an animal cell differ from a plant cell in cell division?
Depends on how in depth you want to go... The basic difference is just the cell wall in plant cells, other than that the process is overall unchanged for mitosis.
Why in cell division in a plant cell differ from that in an animal cell?
Plant cells have cell walls, and animal cells do not. plant cells need to grow a new cell wall to divide the two daughter cells after mitosis