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What is the outer membrane of a living protoplasm in a plant cell?
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What is the outer membrane of a living protoplasm in a plant cell?

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Answer: the Plasma membrane. An additional outer covering possess by the plant cells, which is made by a non-living matters and is called cell wall.

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look up what a plant cell looks like

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