What is the difference between a fungal cell and a plant cell?

Fungal cells and plant cells have a common structure: a nucleus; mitochondria; cytoplasmic membrane; endoplasmic reticulum; cytoplasm; Golgi apparatus.
There are also differences between them.
The differences between the cells of fungi and plants are:
– the composition of the cell wall. In fungi, it consists of chitin, while the plant cell is made of cellulose;
– the presence of plastids. Fungi do not have them, but the plant cell does.
– the presence of chlorophyll. Plant cells have chlorophyll, but fungal cells do not.
– Reserve substance. In a plant cell, it is starch, and in a fungal cell, it is glycogen.