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Chapter 33, Problem 3TYK
Identify the correct pairing of a structure and its component(s).
a. epidermis: companion cells
b. phloem: sieve-tube elements
c. sclerenchyma: nonlignified cell walls
d. secondary cell wall: cuticle
e. parenchyma: sclereids
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