Hello, good day! Please answer this in paragraph form. Please help me understand and explain well. Thanks. This is about botany. 1. In terms of structure and composition, differentiate between primary and secondary cell walls.

Hello, good day! Please answer this in paragraph form. Please help me understand and explain well. Thanks. This is about botany. 1. In terms of structure and composition, differentiate between primary and secondary cell walls.

Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life (MindTap Course List)

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