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1. What are the intracellular junctions in plants and what do they do? 2.What are the...

1. What are the intracellular junctions in plants and what do they do?

2.What are the intracellular junctions in animals and what do they do?

3.Why does a larger cell have to work harder to bring materials in and out of the cells.

4.Please draw a animal and plant cell with all organelles and write down what each
organelle does.

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