Plant and animal cells, both have in common:

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Plant and animal cells, both have in common: (A) cell membrane and nucleolus (B) cell membrane and cell wall (C) nucleolus and chloroplast (D) nucleus and cell wall

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Plant cell differ from animal cell due to the presence of cell wall, large vacuole, chloroplast and also due to the absence of centriole. Usually all other organelles are common in both.

Q. Plant and animal cells, both have in common:

cell membrane and nucleolus

cell membrane and cell wall

nucleolus and chloroplast

nucleus and cell wall

Plant cell differ from animal cell due to the presence of cell wall, large vacuole, chloroplast and also due to the absence of centriole. Usually all other organelles are common in both.