Mathematics, 28.01.2020 19:58, jfedele7900

How is a lily leaf cell different from a cat's skin cell?

a. a lily cell has a cell membrane but a cat cell does not.

b. a lily cell has a cell wall but a cat cell does not.

c. a lily cell has a nucleus but a cat cell does not.

d. a lily cell has cytoplasm but a cat cell does not.

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How is a lily leaf cell different from a cat's skin cell?

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