External structure of the plant cell. Calcium and silicon are incorporated into it, making the tissue stronger—as evidenced by the longer shelf life of the harvest.
The cell wall is the outer structure of the plant cell. It provides stability and protection for the cell's interior and consists largely of cellulose, pectin, and lignin.
Calcium and silicon are incorporated into the tissue, making it stronger—as evidenced by the longer shelf life of the crop.
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