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Chiral cellulose fibril organization in a plant cell wall as liquid crystal confined in a cylindrical boundary
The order of cellulose microfibrils in xylem cell walls is identified using polarized optical microscopy. The line, helix, ring, crossed helix, and twisted helix organizations in a cylindrical shell are the equilibrium states of balanced elastic deformation and surface anchoring. A computational mod
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