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THE lamellation of the secondary plant cell wall has already been described1–3. It was interpreted to be a result of alternating deposition of cellulosic microfibrils and lignin1,4. It has also been assumed and, indeed, proved that the couple of cellulosic and lignin lamella is always formed within 24 h5,6.
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NEČESANÝ, V., JURÁŠEK, L., SOPKO, R. et al. Formation of Lignified Cell Walls within Twenty-four Hours. Nature 206, 639 (1965). https://doi.org/10.1038/206639a0
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