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Question

	Column I		Column II
A	Bulli form cells	1	Single-layered
B	Epidermis	2	Waxy layer
C	Cuticle	3	Empty, colourless cells
D	Epidermis	4	Stomata

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Answer

	Column I		Column II
A	Bulli form cells	3	Empty, colourless cells
B	Epidermis	4	Stomata
C	Cuticle	2	Waxy layer
D	Epidermis	1	Stomata

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