Forest Biology of Tropical Plants Lecture: Compactly arranged, no intercellular spaces, deposition of hemicelluloses and
pectin occurs only in the angles found in stems, usually below the epidermis, forming a
region called hypodermis; cell wall is thickest in corners (herb)

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Compactly arranged, no intercellular spaces, deposition of hemicelluloses and
pectin occurs only in the angles found in stems, usually below the epidermis, forming a
region called hypodermis; cell wall is thickest in corners (herb)

Christine Deluna · Accepted Answer

Angular

Forest Biology of Tropical Plants Lecture

Compactly arranged, no intercellular spaces, deposition of hemicelluloses and pectin occurs only in the angles found in stems, usually below the epidermis, forming a region called hypodermis; cell wall is thickest in corners (herb)

Angular

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