The Polysaccharides That Make Up the Primary Cell Wall

question 24

Multiple Choice

The polysaccharides that make up the primary cell wall

• A) are strong but flexible.
• B) form a water-tight matrix.
• C) are rigid and allow no further expansion.
• D) function independently.
• E) are relatively minor contributors to the carbon balance of ecosystems.

Appreciate the logical relationship between the antecedent and consequent of conditional statements.

Analyze logical statements to discern their coherency or lack thereof.

Understand the basic structures and terms related to embryonic development.

Identify genetic and environmental influences on intelligence.

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