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Which substance do plant cell walls have that bacterial cell walls lack? a) glucose b) chloroplast c) nutrients d) cellulose
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Which substance do plant cell walls have that bacterial cell walls lack?

a) glucose
b) chloroplast
c) nutrients
d) cellulose

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cellulose

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d) cellulose.........


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