alleryWhich pairing correctly describes neighbouring plant cells?
AMiddle lamella—adhesion; plasmodesmata—links
BMiddle lamella—ATP; plasmodesmata—adhesion
CMiddle lamella—DNA; plasmodesmata—digestion
DMiddle lamella—lipids; plasmodesmata—ATP
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Middle lamella—adhesion; plasmodesmata—links
The calcium-pectate-rich middle lamella glues neighbouring cells together. Plasmodesmata cross the walls and connect their cytoplasm.
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