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What do plant cells have that allows them to do photosynthesis?
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What do plant cells have that allows them to do photosynthesis?

What do plant cells have that allows them to do photosynthesis?-example-1
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it would be chloroplast.. a vaucoule is the part of a cell that holds waste lol

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