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How are cell membranes and cell wall similar in plant cells? A. Both are the energy factories. B. Both are used for storage of nutrients. C. Both are the control centers of the cell. . D. Both are transporters
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How are cell membranes and cell wall similar in plant cells?

A. Both are the energy factories.
B. Both are used for storage of nutrients.
C. Both are the control centers of the cell. .
D. Both are transporters of waste materials.


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B should be the answer
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B

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both are used for storage of nutrients

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