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*60 points* What cell phase is most important to the growth of a plant cell and why? Provide evidence
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What cell phase is most important to the growth of a plant cell and why? Provide evidence

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Interphase, because that is when the cell grows large enough so that it can undergo mitosis
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I think that it’s Prophase, since it spends the most amount of time in mitosis.
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