: The Cell Wall

2 PRIMARY CELL WALL It is formed after the middle lamella A thin, flexible and extensible layer It is capable of growth and

Cellulose, consisting of unbranched β--linked glucan chains, is the main polymer in most plant cell walls Although the chemical nature of

cell cycle The major carbohydrates making up the primary cell wall are cellulose, pectin and hemicellulose Insoluble cellulose fibers are meshed in to a matrix called

cell wall The plant cell wall is a complex structure that fulfills a diverse array of functions throughout the plant lifecycle The cell wall hosts a wide range