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The cell walls of fungi differ from those of plants and protists because the cell walls of fungi O A. are composed of cellulose. O B. are composed of peptidoglycan. C. are compo…

The cell walls of fungi differ from those of plants and protists because the cell walls of fungi O A. are composed of cellulose. O B. are composed of peptidoglycan. C. are compo…
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The cell walls of fungi differ from those of plants and protists because the cell walls of fungi

O
A. are composed of cellulose.
O
B. are composed of peptidoglycan.
C. are composed of chitin.
D. contain chlorophyll.​

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The answer is D. Contain chlorophyll
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