Why Is the Life of Plants Far Longer Than Animals?

[Alinahxl]

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Although animals are dependent on a similar mechanism, plants are possible to take advantage of this mechanism in a more optimal way. This may explain why many plants can survive for hundreds of years, which is quite rare for the animals concerned. Plants, with a static organizer, depend on the newly generated cells, in terms of growth and development. A small part of specialized cells existed in plant growth axis drive the process, which enables these stem cells can be divided at a high frequency. Read the reference ( Life of Plants_General biology_Ask
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Any ideas?

[Butitor]

Because they dont do drugs?

[Vindicare]

kaning mga plants kay magistambay ra then ang kaning mga "ANIMALS" ig dili makatog kay maglaroy laroy maligsan nuon.

[chocofudge]

Murag sa Science ni angay ibutang na section.

[bleedingboi]

This may explain why many plants can survive for hundreds of years...

Any ideas?

A Bristlecone Pine tree can live for more than 5,000 years. So a few hundred years is a very cute number.

[angelbeans]

BUilt-in ang sustansya? Hahaha