Biology, 03.11.2020 18:50 jordanrini
After watching plants develop, Schleiden concluded that all parts of a plant are made from plant cells. Which
tenet of the cell theory later developed from the conclusion?
O Energy flow occurs in cells.
All organisms contain cells.
New cells are different from old cells.
There are similar physical properties in all cells.
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