What will happen if cells of sclerenchyma are not lignified
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Lignification is known as the formation of secondary walls.
If the cells are lignified at particular period of time, i.e. a cell is lignified it loses its living character at a maturity level.
If the cells sclerenchyam is not lignified than the water can easily penetrate within the plants, which contain microorganisms that can harm the plants.
If the cells are lignified at particular period of time, i.e. a cell is lignified it loses its living character at a maturity level.
If the cells sclerenchyam is not lignified than the water can easily penetrate within the plants, which contain microorganisms that can harm the plants.
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