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HELPP Cells responsible for the majority of photosynthesis in the leaf are called A. epidermal cells B. spongy layer cells C. palisade tissue cells D. guard cells THANKS!
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Cells responsible for the majority of photosynthesis in the leaf are called
A. epidermal cells
B. spongy layer cells
C. palisade tissue cells
D. guard cells
THANKS!
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The answer is guard cells....
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The answer for this question is d thanx for asking me
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