Matching Exercises-2.10

Primary Wall & Outer Layer (The primary wall forms the outermost layer of wood cells, involved in initial growth.)

Cellulose Fibrils & Structural Framework (Cellulose fibrils provide the structural framework embedded in hemicelluloses and lignin.)

Lignin & Chemical Shield (Lignin acts as a protective chemical barrier against degradation in wood.)

Microfibril Angle & Mechanical Strength (The angle of cellulose microfibrils in wood influences its flexibility and stiffness.)

Ultrastructure & Layered Cell Walls (The ultrastructure of wood cell walls is defined by its layered composition and component arrangement.)

Hydrothermal Process & Polysaccharide Removal (Hydrothermal pretreatment removes hemicelluloses, loosening wood cell walls.)

Immunogold Labeling & Hemicellulose Mapping (Immunogold labeling identifies hemicellulose distribution in differentiating wood tissues.)

S1 Layer & High Microfibril Angle (The S1 layer of the secondary wall has microfibrils arranged at high angles relative to the cell axis.)

G Layer & High Cellulose Content (The gelatinous (G) layer in tension wood is rich in cellulose, aiding tensile stress adaptation.)

lignin Variability & Reaction Wood (Reaction wood exhibits variable lignin distribution, influenced by mechanical stress.)