A phragmoplast functions to: stimulate the growth of the microtubule spindle. anchor microtubules to sister chromatids. form a new cell wall. break down the nuclear envelope.

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Pjehan · Answer 1 · 2024-09-19T06:33:06+0000

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A phragmoplast functions to form a new cell wall during cell division in plants.

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A phragmoplast functions to form a new cell wall. During cell division in plants, a phragmoplast arises between the two sets of chromosomes and guides the formation of a new cell wall. It consists of microtubules and associated proteins that direct vesicles containing cell wall materials to the center of the dividing cell.

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