Differences between anim cell Vs plant cell

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Difference between Animal and Plant cell

Animal CellPlant cell
It does not have a cell wall.It consists of a cellulose cell wall outside the cell membrane.
Are irregular or round in shape.Are square or rectangular in shape.
Centrosomes and centrioles are present.Centrosomes and centrioles are absent.
Plastids are absentPlastids are present.
Vacuoles are usually small and sometimes they are absent.Vacuoles are few large or single and centrally positioned vacuole.
Cilia is present in most animal cells.Cilia is absent
Mitochondria is present and numerous in number.Mitochondria is present but fewer in number
The mode of nutrition is heterotrophic.The mode of nutrition is primarily autotrophic.
Single highly complex and prominent Golgi apparatus is present.Many simpler units of Golgi apparatus called dictyosomes are present

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