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   Middle lamella
   A layer of pectic substances on which the other cell wall materials are deposited. Forms the 'cement' between plant cells, except in woody tissues, where pectin is replaced by lignin.
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   middle lamella
   First part of the plant cell wall to be formed, laid down in the phragmoplast during cell division as the cell plate. Subsequently makes up the central part of the double cell wall that separates two adjacent cells, cementing together the two primary walls. Rich in pectin and relatively poor in cell...
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   middle lamella
   The layer of intercellular material, rich in pectic compounds, that cements together the primary walls of adjacent plant cells. See also cell wall.
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   Middle lamella
   The middle lamella is a pectin layer which cements the cell walls of two adjoining cells together. Plants need this to give them stability and so that they can form plasmodesmata between the cells. It is the first formed layer which is deposited at the time of cytokinesis. The cell plate that is fo...
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   middle-lamella
   First part of the plant cell wall to be formed, laid down in the phragmoplast during cell division as the cell plate. Subsequently makes up the central part of the double cell wall that separates two adjacent cells, cementing together the two primary walls. Rich in pectin, and relatively poor in cel...
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