State TWO ways in which a general plant cell is different from a human white blood cell.

Answer 1

Plant cell have cell wall, chloroplasts, large vacule and vacule is present in the center of the cell but in red blood cell cell wall, chloroplasts is absent and small vacule is present.

A RBC has no nucleus. Plant cells have nuclei.RBCs are concave shaped. Plant cells can come in all shapes and sizes, but usually a vague cuboid.RBCs have haemoglobin, which makes them red (if oxygenated) or brown (if deoxygenated). Some plant cells, like guard cells and spongy mesophyll cells, contain chlorophyll, which makes them green.Plant cells have cell walls, which no animal cells have.

RBCs have no ribosomes, no endoplasmic reticulum, no DNA and no lysosomes. Thus RBCs have no metabolism.

Answer 2

Plant cells are encompassed by a rigid cell wall, while human white blood cells have a plasma membrane. Plant cells also have organelles called choloplasts which contain chlorophyll, responsible for photosynthesis, a process that converts light energy into fuel for the cell. This differs from white blood cells, whose energy source is ATP.