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What will happen to plant cells if there were no plasmodesmata?

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Answer:

Intercellular transportation would not have occurred if there were no plasmodesmata.

Explanation:

Plasmodesmata are intercellular pores connecting adjacent plant cells allowing membrane and cytoplasmic continuity and are essential routes for intercellular trafficking, communication and signaling in plant development and defense