In this lecture, I am going to discuss about Plasma Desmata. Main points of the lesson are, Roll of Plasma Mimbrain, channels with 20 to 40 nanometer in diameter and Desmati View. If you are constructing a building, what kinds of connections might you want to put between the rooms? In some cases, you would want people to be able to walk from one room to another. In this case, you would put in a door. In some cases, you would want to hold the two adjacent walls formally together and you might put in some strong bolts or locks. You might need to ensure that the walls were sealed very tightly together to prevent water from dripping between them. In plants, cell walls separate every cell from others. Cell to cell junctions occur only at holes or gaps in the walls where the plasma membrane of one cell is continuous with the plasma membrane of neighboring cell. So the cells in close contact with one another typically through these intercellular junctions and these intercellular junctions are called Plasma Desmata. These structures may allow neighboring cells to form strong connections with one another and establish rapid communication between adjacent cells. Plant cells are connected by Plasma Desmata. Plasma Desmata is plural, Plasma Desmata is singular. How Plasma Desmata are produced in plants? Plasma Desmata are connections produced by incomplete cytokinesis. What is cytokinesis? cytokinesis is the division of Psiroplasma that takes place during cell division. Plasma Desmata are essential for plant viability. Plasma Desmata are lined with plasma membrane and this plasma membrane of one cell is continuous with the plasma membrane of adjacent cells. So the two cells they are connected through the cell membranes and the gap is present between the cells and that gap is called Plasma Desmata or Plasma Desmata. Plasma Desmata allows certain molecules, proteins, RNA and ions to move between the plant cells. Some plant viruses this spread infection by passing through Plasma Desmata. Plasma Desmata are channels of 20 to 14 nanometer wide that pass through the cell walls of adjacent plant cells connecting the side of Plasma of neighboring cells. The Plasma membranes of adjacent cells are continuous with one another through Plasma Desmata. Most Plasma Desmata they contain a narrow cylindrical structure. This narrow cylindrical structure that is called Desmotivule. Desmotivule runs through the channel or Plasma Desmata and connects the smooth endoplasmic reticulum of two adjacent cells. Desmotivule it is a tube within the Plasma Desmata formed by a press or compressed endoplasmic reticulum and majority of Plasma Desmata they contain Desmotivule.