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Do you think that plant cells are different than human cells? if so, how do you think they might be different? how do you think they might be the same?

Do you think that plant cells are different than human cells? if so, how do you think they might be different? how do you think they might be the same?
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Do you think that plant cells are different than human cells? if so, how do you think they might be different? how do you think they might be the same?

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yes because plant cells have a cell wall and chloroplast which animal cells do not have.
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