What is the outer covering of typical plant cell? A) Cell wall externally B) Cell wall internally C) Plasmamembrane externally D) Cell wall externally, Plasmamembrane internally
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D) Cell Wall Externally
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The outer covering of a typical plant cell is D) Cell wall externally, Plasma membrane internally.
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- A plant cell is externally covered by the cell wall and is followed by a layer of the plasma membrane or cell membrane.
- The plant cell wall is made up of layers and is composed of cellulose, pectin, lignin, hemicellulose, and soluble protein.
- Its functions include- protection and providing structural framework and support to the plant growth.
- The cell membrane which follows the cell wall layer is a semi-permeable membrane that has a major role in the regulation of components that enter and exit the cell.
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