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pickupchik [31]
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Compare and contrast of cotton balls and pine cone

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Alex3 years ago
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<span>Cotton balls and pine cones are similar in that they both grow on plants and they contain the seeds of that plant. However, that is where the similarities end. By sight and feel alone, cotton balls and pine cones are vastly different. Cotton balls are soft and light, while pine cones have the potential to be a little dry and pri.ckly and have a bit of heft to them.</span>
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