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Question : Plants differ from animals in having:

Option 1: locomotion

Option 2: metabolism

Option 3: localised growth

Option 4: catabolism


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Correct Answer: localised growth


Solution : The correct option is localised growth .

Plants, unlike animals, have localised growth due to their distinct development patterns and properties . Meristems are the localised part of actively dividing cells. These meristems are in charge of the ongoing growth and development of plant tissues. Plants may extend their structures, such as stems and roots, in specified directions while conserving fragile tissues because of this localised development.

Animals, on the other hand, develop throughout their bodies, with some tissues being more prone to regeneration and repair than others.

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