
Wood formation occurs via radial proliferation of vascular cambium cells and the deposition of secondary cell wall layers ([Dejardin et al., 2010][1]). This is crucially important for the mechanical stability of the plant and also affects the chemical and mechanical properties of wood, paper, and
Populus, Cell Wall, Arabidopsis, Wood
Populus, Cell Wall, Arabidopsis, Wood
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