Concept:Growth in plants is open-ended, while animal growth is limited to a fixed body size.
Explanation:In animals, growth is determinate and stops once maturity is reached.
In plants, growth is generally indeterminate because meristematic tissues remain active throughout life.
This allows plants to keep producing new cells, branches, and roots as long as conditions are suitable.
Therefore, the key difference is that growth in plants is indefinite, not limited like in animals.
Answer:A. plants is indefinite