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Devan Williams

21 August, 00:42

Bacteria, such as E. coli are simple, single-celled (unicellular) organisms. Elodea, also known as water weed, is a plant that is commonly used in aquariums. Which of the following is a main difference in cell structure between an E. coli and an Elodea cell?

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