Here we have compared difference between Xylem and Phloem Transport in Xylem Transport in Phloem Components. It consists of water and minerals. It consists of organic nutrients. Direction. The movement is generally unidirectional The movement is multidirectional. Force. It operates through creation of negative tension. It operates through creation of positive turgor. Active Component. An active … Read more
Ureter Urethra Number. There are two ureters. Urethra is single. Position. It extends from hilus of kidney to urinary bladder. It extends from urinary bladder to an external opening Conduction. It conducts urine through peristalsis. It conducts urine through force of contracting urinary bladder. Sexes. Ureters are of the same size and conduct only urine … Read more
In this post, we have discussed the difference between Excretion and Osmoregulation. The difference between Excretion has been given in the table below. Excretion Osmoregulation Function. It removes byproducts of metabolism called waste products, It maintains osmotic pressure of body fluids. Protection. It protects the body from toxicity of waste products. It protects the body … Read more
Xylem Phloem Tissue. Xylem is water or sap conducing plant tissue. It is food conducting plant tissue. Living Cells. Xylem has only one type of living cells. It has three types of living cells. Dead Cells. Xylem has three types of dead cells-fibres, tracheids and vessel elements. Phloem has only one type of dead cells, … Read more
Artery Vein Direction of Flow. It carries blood from heart to an organ. It brings blood from an organ towards the heart. Speed. Blood flow is rapid in artery. Blood flow is slow in vein. Jerks. Blood flows with jerks. Blood flows smoothly. Pressure. Blood flows under pressure There is little pressure. Internal Valves. They … Read more