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Why are viroids not considered to be a type of virus? A. They use RNA as genetic material. B. They only infect plants. C. They do not cause disease. D. They do not have a protein coat.
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Why are viroids not considered to be a type of virus?
A. They use RNA as genetic material.
B. They only infect plants.
C. They do not cause disease.
D. They do not have a protein coat.
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d they do not produce a protein
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