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Which of the following organelle pairs could ONLY be in a plant? A. Ribosomes and nucleus B. Nucleus and chloroplasts C. Cytoplasm and cell membrane D. Nucleus and mitochondria<…

Which of the following organelle pairs could ONLY be in a plant? A. Ribosomes and nucleus B. Nucleus and chloroplasts C. Cytoplasm and cell membrane D. Nucleus and mitochondria<…
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Which of the following organelle pairs could ONLY be in a plant?

A. Ribosomes and nucleus
B. Nucleus and chloroplasts
C. Cytoplasm and cell membrane
D. Nucleus and mitochondria

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User Jared Harding
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Answer:

A

Step-by-step explanation:

because it only present in plants

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User Tom Naessens
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Answer:

A

Step-by-step explanation:

because it Only present plant

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