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what is cell wall???​

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Answered by llxdevilgirlxll
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Cell Wall :-

It is outermost rigid, freely permeable layer found outside the plasma membrane in all the plant cells, bacteria, blue - green algae, some protist and all fungi. It is absent from the animal cells.

structure and function :-

Cell Wall of plant cells is formed of a fibrous polysaccharide called cellulose, while it is formed Peptidoglycan in bacteria and blue - green algae cells bird is formed of chitin in most of fungi. Cell wall is a protective and supportive coat. It also provides a definite shape to the cell. It is freely permeable to many substances. It exerts an inward wall pressure to resist the outward - directed turgor pressure exerted by cell sap to the plants cells can withstand much greater changes in the surrounding medium than animal cells.

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Answered by Rishabh5534s
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★ Cell Wall :-

It is outermost rigid, freely permeable layer found outside the plasma membrane in all the plant cells, bacteria, blue - green algae, some protist and all fungi. It is absent from the animal cells.

★ structure and function :-

Cell Wall of plant cells is formed of a fibrous polysaccharide called cellulose, while it is formed Peptidoglycan in bacteria and blue - green algae cells bird is formed of chitin in most of fungi. Cell wall is a protective and supportive coat. It also provides a definite shape to the cell. It is freely permeable to many substances. It exerts an inward wall pressure to resist the outward - directed turgor pressure exerted by cell sap to the plants cells can withstand much greater changes in the surrounding medium than animal cells.

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