Name the structures in plants that connect and provide a translocation network between living cells. From what material are those structures constructed and where specifically might we look in the cell to observe them?

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Parenchyma cells are the structures in plants that connect and provide a translocation network between living cells. They are composed of living cells that have thin walls, are unspecialized in structure, and therefore are adaptable, with differentiation, to perform various functions. These cells are generally located in the region between epidermal tissues and vascular tissues.

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