Help me please 6. Name 2* organelles found in plants (not found in animals) and their functions.A. CELL WALLB. CHLOROPLASTC.CENTRAL VACUOLE7. Name 2* organelles found in animals (not found in plants) and their functionsA. ČENTR(OLEB. LYSOSOMESC.CILIA t FLAGELLA

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