The adhesion molecules in plants are MOST similar to those of:
A)animals.
B)choanoflagellates.
C)green algae.
D)cyanobacteria.

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Adhesion molecules are involved in cell-cell interactions and are important for processes such as tissue formation, cell migration, and signaling. Plants evolved from green algae and share many genetic and cellular components. Therefore, adhesion molecules in plants are likely most similar to those in green algae.

The Adhesion Molecules in Plants Are MOST Similar to Those