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Name the chief constituents of primary cell wall and secondary cell wall in a plant cell.

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### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understanding Cell Walls in Plant Cells**: - Plant cells have a rigid structure known as the cell wall, which is different from animal cells. The cell wall provides protection and support to the plant cell. 2. **Identifying the Primary Cell Wall**: - The primary cell wall is the first layer formed during cell division. It is flexible and allows for growth. ...
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