What cellular process helps heal cuts in plants and animals?

The cellular process that helps heal cuts in both plants and animals is called cellular regeneration. In animals, this involves processes like inflammation, cell division, and tissue repair, where specialized cells migrate to the injury site to promote healing. In plants, healing occurs through the formation of callus tissue and the production of new cells to close the wound, often aided by hormones like auxins and cytokinins. Both processes are crucial for restoring integrity and function to the damaged tissues.