ReviewPlants (Basel, Switzerland)2026
The Plant Cell Wall: From Structural Diversity and Biosynthesis to Integrity Signaling and Physiological Functions.
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Plant cell walls are dynamic structural matrices that provide mechanical support while regulating growth, transport, environmental sensing, and defense. Their properties emerge from the coordinated biosynthesis, deposition, assembly, and remodeling of cellulose, hemicelluloses, pectins, lignin, and specialized wall polymers, yet how wall architecture is coupled to integrity surveillance and whole-plant physiology remains incompletely understood. Here, we synthesize current knowledge of plant cell wall classification, major polymer biosynthesis and assembly, cell wall integrity signaling, and physiological functions. We compare primary, secondary, and specialized walls and discuss how differences in their composition and organization confer distinct mechanical and functional properties. We then examine how wall-derived oligosaccharides, apoplastic peptides, receptor-like kinases, Ca
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