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Do plant cells go thourgh mitsos​
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Do plant cells go thourgh mitsos​

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Answer:yes

Explanation:this is true because plants reproduce by cell division so therefore cell go through mitosis.(I just learned this in school a couple days ago) hope I helped

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Simply yes. They do

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