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A meristematic cells a. Are dead b. Have a high cytosol/nucleus ration c. Have a few proplastids d. Have lignified cell walls

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A meristematic cells

a. Are dead

b. Have a high cytosol/nucleus ration

c. Have a few proplastids

d. Have lignified cell walls

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