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cytoplasmic inheritance is due to
(1) mitochondria and chloroplast, (2) cilia and flagella, (3) cytoplasmic particles, (4) cells wall and cell coat.

A

Mitchondira

B

Cilia

C

Cytoplasmic particles

D

Cell wall

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