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Welcome to The Junction: Polymeric extracellular interfaces and barriers in plant life
In plants, hydrophobic extracellular polymers are precisely deposited within or onto the extracellular matrix at specific cell interfaces. Here, they serve as boundaries, barriers, and contact points with the environment. Classical examples include cuticles that coat plant organ surfaces and
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