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Dictionary » S » Secondary wall Secondary wallsecondary wall (Science: plant biology) The part of the plant cell wall which is laid down on top of the primary wall after the wall has ceased to increase in surface area. Only occurs in certain cell types, for example tracheids, vessel elements and sclerenchyma. Differs from the primary wall both in composition and structure and is often diagnostic for a particular cell type. ![]()
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Secondary walls in tracheary elementsI hope somebody can help me out here. I understand that secondary walls are laid in xylem tissue in one of the following ways: annular thickenings, helical thickenings, ...
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