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Which type of plant cell makes up the bulk of the soft parts of plants, including the insides of leaves, flowers and fruits (but not the epidermis or veins of these structures)?…

Which type of plant cell makes up the bulk of the soft parts of plants, including the insides of leaves, flowers and fruits (but not the epidermis or veins of these structures)?…
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Which type of plant cell makes up the bulk of the soft parts of plants, including the insides of leaves, flowers and fruits (but not the epidermis or veins of these structures)?

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Parenchyma cells

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I dont know sorry I just know this in my mind

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