Question

Plasma membranes of adjacent cells become continuous to form

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

Continuous strands of "junctional proteins"

Answer 2

Plasma membranes of adjacent cells become continuous to form plasmodesmata.

• In plants cells, the plasma membrane of one cell becomes continuous with that of its neighboring cell.
• This structure is called a plasmodesma.
• Due to this, the cytoplasm of these two cells gets connected by a cylindrical channel.
• The cells of a plant can thus be viewed as forming a syncytium.
• A syncytium is when many nuclei are present in the same cytoplasm.