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Why are most plant cells dead at maturity?

RRB Group-D 22-08-2022 (Shift-I) 2022
✓ Answer: B Because plants have a stationary or fixed lifestyle and need supportive tissues
The source explains that many mature plant cells are dead because plants are stationary and dead supportive tissues provide mechanical strength with lower maintenance needs.
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