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Complete the Following Sentence with Appropriate Word: ________ Are Regarded as Complete Photosynthetic Units of Plants.

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Complete the following sentence with appropriate word:

________ are regarded as complete photosynthetic units of plants.

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Chloroplasts are regarded as complete photosynthetic units of plants.

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