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Why do plants need energy? Do skin cells or muscle cells have more mitochondria?
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Why do plants need energy? Do skin cells or muscle cells have more mitochondria?

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Look at this simply. All living things require energy survive, even plants. Mitochindria suppy energy: which does more work...skin cells or muscle cells? Skin cells just "sit" there, while muscle cells move.
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