Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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This process occurs in the (chloroplast / cell wall / mitochondria) which contains the green pigment (carotene / chlorophyll / xylophene).
Plant cells are surrounded by a plasma membrane and a (cell wall / chitin / slime layer). The cell wall is composed of proteins and (starch / cellulose / chitin) which is a polysaccharide that we can not digest but we can write on it.
The (skeleton /
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