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Marianna Watkins

25 May, 08:51

What feature do plants have that provide structure and form? A. Plants have an exoskeleton, like insects. B. Plants have an internal skeleton of bones. C. Plants have rigid tubes made of cellulose. D. Plants have an external covering that keeps them upright.

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