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When a ripe tomato is pricked with a needle a watery fluid comes out. This fluid is stored in: A Vacuole B Plastid C Cytoplasm D Nucleus

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When a ripe tomato is pricked with a needle a watery fluid comes out. This fluid is stored in:

A	Vacuole
B	Plastid
C	Cytoplasm
D	Nucleus

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