Question

Where do we find the process of endocytosis why it is not found in plant cells?

Answer 1

Endocytosis is more difficult in plants than in animals because the plasma membrane of a plant cell is usually pressed against the rigid cell wall by turgor pressure, which hinders the plasma membrane from invaginating into the cytosol. 

Nevertheless, plant cells do have coated pits, and experiments with isolated protoplasts (plant cells without their cell walls) suggest that receptor-mediated endocytosis works in plant cells much as it does in animal cells.