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         <title>Specialised cells Palisade cells Palisade cells are located in the leaves of plants and are used mainly for photosynthesis. They have the most amount of chloroplasts out of all cells. They this makes them perfect for their job: photosynthesise. These cells absorb most oft he sunlight into the leaves. They also have a lot of spaces in the cell to allow carbon dioxide, needed for photosynthesis, through the cell. This is wh they are irregularily shaped.</title>
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