2. this feature of the prokaryotic cell the cell to stick to surfaces.

The pilus: they helpe prokaryotic cells stick to surfaces

The answer is Fimbria.

Explanation:

Fimbria is a protein appendix present in many bacteria, formed by thin segments, such as short hairs, which are used by bacteria to adhere to the surface. Fimbrae, often confused with pilis, which are slightly longer hair-shaped structures, used for bacterial conjugation to transmit genetic material.

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