In plant cells, where would you find the middle lamella?
A) Surrounding the endodermis
B) All options listed here are incorrect
C) Secreted in the rhizosphere
D) As a protective layer around developing fruits and seeds
E) As a thick layer laid down either side of thin cell wall sheets of adjacent cells

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The middle lamella is a pectin-rich layer found between the primary walls of adjacent plant cells, not as described in any of the options.

In Plant Cells, Where Would You Find the Middle Lamella