What is the difference between anaerobic respiration in plants and animals?

Answer 1

Differences 1)the animals take in oxygen and give out carbon-di-oxide. 2) plants they take in carbon-di-oxide and give out oxygen. 3)the animals have a complex breathing mechanism. 4)the plants have a simple mechanism of breathing

Answer 2

Animals take in oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide at each breath. Plants take in carbon dioxide and produce oxygen as the byproduct during the day and take in oxygen at night and produce carbon dioxide as the byproduct at night. That is why hospitals don't like too many live plants in a patient's room.

Answer 3

Anaerobic Respiration in Plants: Chemical Reaction1.This part of respiration,yielding energy ,occurs inside the living cells and hence,it is better known as cellular or tissue respiration.

2.The breakdown of glucose to carbon dioxide and water does not occur n a single step but in series of chemical steps.Some of these steps occur inside the cytoplasm of the cell and some inside the mitochondria.

3.Each breakdown steps is due to particular enzyme.

4.The energy liberated in the breakdown of the glucose molecule is not all in form of heat,but a large part of it s converted into chemical energy in the form of ATP ---a chemical substance known as adenosine tri phosphate .

ATP is a sort of 'currecy of energy'inside the cell.

One mole of glucose on complete oxidation yields 38 molecules of ATP.

5.The essential steps of cellular respiration are the same in plants and animals.

Process of Anaerobic Respiration in PlantsSometimes certain parts of the plants (including fruit and seeds)may temporarily respire even in the absence of oxygen .In this type of respiration ,the glucose molecule is incompletely broken down into ethanol (ethyl alcohol)and carbon dioxide with the release of a small quantity of energy .This chemical reaction can be represented in the following manner

glucose-->ethanol +carbon dioxide+2ATP

This type of respiration is called anaerobic respiration(or anoxybiotic) as it proceeds even without oxygen.Anaerobic respiration in any part cannot continue in a plant for more than a few days and the part ultimately dies.But there are certain microorganisms such as certain bacteria and fungi which normally respire only anaerobically.Even the germinating seeds when deprived of air respire anaerobically.

Answer 4

The plants breathe in using stomato and animals use their nose

Answer 5

animals use oxygen for respiration while plants use carbon dioxide for respiration during the day light,

Answer 6

Animals generally respire aerobically. The plants can respire aerobically as well as anaerobically also.

Answer 7

they die lol

Answer 8

Plants don't have lungs.