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In which region of the plant are you most likely to find cells dividing by mitosis? growth rings meristem region heartwood sapwood?
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In which region of the plant are you most likely to find cells dividing by mitosis? growth rings meristem region heartwood sapwood?
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Shoot me a message please, ill tell ya.
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