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QUESTION 5 How does a plant cell split into two new cells? Plants cells do not go through cytokinesis A cleavage furrow forms A cell plate forms The cell pinches in
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How does a plant cell split into two new cells?


Plants cells do not go through cytokinesis


A cleavage furrow forms


A cell plate forms


The cell pinches in

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A plant cell splits into two new cells by forming a cell plate - so the answer is a cell plate forms
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