AP Biologyeasymcq1 pt
How does cytokinesis differ in plant cells?
A.Vesicles fuse to build a cell plate
B.A cleavage furrow splits the wall
C.No cytokinesis occurs
D.The nucleus divides twice
Explanation
Core Concept
The rigid wall prevents furrowing, so Golgi-derived vesicles fuse at the equator, growing a new cell wall and membrane between the daughter cells.
Correct Answer
AVesicles fuse to build a cell plate
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