BIO NMDCAT CELL STRUCTURE & FUNCTION
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78. The structural feature known as a “pit” in mature, secondary plant cell walls represents a localized region where

A. The plasma membrane has ruptured completely
B. No secondary cell wall material was deposited, leaving only the primary wall
C. Lignin has dissolved the middle lamella
D. Large centrioles are exported from the cell

📝 Explanation

Pits are thin depressions in the secondary wall where only the primary wall and middle lamella remain, allowing water to pass between cells.

📖 Additional Information

  • The plasma membrane has ruptured completely
  • No secondary cell wall material was deposited, leaving only the primary wall
  • Lignin has dissolved the middle lamella
  • Large centrioles are exported from the cell

Pits are thin depressions in the secondary wall where only the primary wall and middle lamella remain, allowing water to pass between cells.

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