Phragmoplast vesicles originate from the Golgi complex during metaphase and contribute to new cell wall formation in plants during telophase; they contain cellulose and pectin.
Phragmoplast vesicles, formed from the Golgi Complex during metaphase, contain cellulose and pectin. They fuse to form the phragmoplast in telophase.
| Front | Structure formed in plants for new cell wall after mitosis 1)Formed during? 2)Originated from? 3)Contain? 4)Vesicles fuse to form Phragmoplast during which phase? |
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| Back | Phragmoplast Vesicles 1)Metaphase 2)Golgi Complex 2)Cellulose and Pectin 4)At the end of Telophase |
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