Question $24(2$ points$)$

Plants produce a variety of defensive compounds that can seriously damage herbivores. Why aren't these compounds also detrimental to the plants themselves? They can diffuse quickly between plant cells before they have an effect.

$q,$ Plants have different totally cellular processes compared to animals, so that plants can't be affected by the compounds they produce.

$q,$ They can be isolated in vacuoles of plant cells.