Study finds two classes of plant enzymes that ignore common rule of evolution

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Jan 7, 2025, 11:34 am217 pts
Made up of tiny threads known as cellulose microfibrils, plant cell walls are important for regulating a plant's growth and protecting them from pests and pathogens. Previously, only one route for producing these microfibrils was known: a class of enzymes called CESA.

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