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3 Sep 2004 by Anthony Asquith

question

can anyone please explain about lignin

5 Sep 2004 by Hipper

Lignin

Lignins are a group of compounds that are found in plant cell walls. They have three functions: they give the plant stiffness and strength; they waterproof the cell wall; and help protect damaged areas of the plant from fungal attack.

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