1. How are the organ systems of humans and plants similar in terms of processes?

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1. How are the organ systems of humans and plants similar in terms of processes? ​

Storystork · Answer

Both have systems for transportation — humans have the circulatory system; plants have xylem and phloem. Both do gas exchange — humans breathe through lungs, plants through stomata. Difference: Humans have digestive and nervous systems, while plants produce their own food through photosynthesis and don’t move freely.

Answered by Storystork | 2025-07-08

1. How are the organ systems of humans and plants similar in terms of processes? ​

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