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1. How are neighbouring plant cells held together?

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Answered by santoshi82

Explanation:

A desmosome, also known as a macula adhaerens, is type of cell-to-cell adhesion. Desmosomes resemble plasmodesmata in plant cells because they also provide little space through which membranes of to adjacent epithelial cells are connected.

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1. How are neighbouring plant cells held together?​

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1. How are neighbouring plant cells held together?