Discussion
The crosswalls constrict which of the following parts and then grow inwards to form septum?
Answer: D
Correct answer: plasmalemma
Septum formation begins with a ring of new wall material growing inwards from the existing wall. As it advances it constricts the plasmalemma, drawing the membrane in with it until the cross-wall is complete - usually leaving a central pore.
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