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The cell walls of fungi are different than the cell walls of plants because they contain

The cell walls of fungi are different than the cell walls of plants because they contain
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The cell walls of fungi are different than the cell walls of plants because they contain

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Fungal cell walls are strengthened by Chitin instead of cellulose.

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fungi cotains methenaol and pkants contain arbon

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