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Parenchyma tissue differs from sclerenchyma in which way?
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High School (11–12)
Tissues and Organs › Anatomy of Flowering Plants
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Parenchyma tissue differs from sclerenchyma in which way?
Its cells can make food when they hold chloroplasts
Its cell walls are thickened with lignin
Its cells are dead at maturity
It is found only in roots
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