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Why do plants cells have a cell wall? (pick all that apply) To transport proteins in and out of the cell. To give the cell and therefore the plant as a whole, shape. To allow movement of water in and out
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Why do plants cells have a cell wall? (pick all that apply)

To transport proteins in and out of the cell.


To give the cell and therefore the plant as a whole, shape.


To allow movement of water in and out of the cell.


To keep out foreign enemies.

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b,to give the plant and cell as a whole shape

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