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What is the difference between mitochondria and plastids?
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Mitochondria Plastids - Mitochondria are the organelles in which the biochemical process of respiration and energy production occurs.
- The inner mitochondrial membrane consists of cristae.
- Mitochondria are present in both plant and animal cells
- All mitochondria have their own DNA
- Plastids are associated with only plant cells and store chemicals. They can be chloroplast, chromoplast or leucoplast.
- Cristae are absent in plastids.
- plastids are only present in plant cells.
- the Chloroplasts have their own DNA absent in chromoplasts and leucoplasts.
Mitochondria Plastids - Mitochondria are the organelles in which the biochemical process of respiration and energy production occurs.
- The inner mitochondrial membrane consists of cristae.
- Mitochondria are present in both plant and animal cells
- All mitochondria have their own DNA
- Plastids are associated with only plant cells and store chemicals. They can be chloroplast, chromoplast or leucoplast.
- Cristae are absent in plastids.
- plastids are only present in plant cells.
- the Chloroplasts have their own DNA absent in chromoplasts and leucoplasts.
- Mitochondria are the organelles in which the biochemical process of respiration and energy production occurs.
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