The Polysaccharides That Make Up the Primary Cell Wall

question 47

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) behave independently.
• E) are relatively minor contributors to the carbon balance of ecosystems.

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