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label the parts of the specimen
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Label the parts
a.Cambium
b. pericycle
c. parenchyma
d. sclerenchyma
e. trichome
f. xylem
g. phloem
h. vascular bundle
i. palisade mesophyll
j. spongy mesophyll
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