Lesson 5 - Eukaryotic cells 3 Flashcards

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meaning cell wall

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a freely permeable wall around plant cells, made mainly of cellulose

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meaning suberin

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a chemical that impregnates cellulose cell walls in cork tissues and make them impermeable

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meaning middle lamella

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the first layer of the plant cell wall to be formed when a plant cell divides, made mainly of pectin that binds the layer of cellulose together

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meaning pectin

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a polysaccharide that holds cell walls of neighbouring plant cells together and is part of the structure of the primary cell wall

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5
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meaning primary cell wall

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the first very flexible plant cell wall to form , with all the cellulose microfibrils orientated in the same direction

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meaning secondary cell wall

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the older plant cell wall in which the cellulose microfibrils have built up at different angles to each other, making the cell wall more rigid

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meaning plant fibres

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long cells with cellulose cell walls that have been heavily lignified so they are rigid and very strong

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meaning plasmodesmata

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cytoplasmic bridges between plant cells that allow communication between cells

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meaning symplast

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the interconnected cytoplasm of plant cells, connected by plasmodesmata

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10
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which 2 substances build up on either side of the middle lamella

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cellulose microfibrils and the matrix

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