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- - Researchers focused on plant cell walls shared their thoughts on the biggest unresolved issues in their field! - The article sums up their responses to five key questions about plant cell walls! - Similar summaries from scientists studying bacteria, unicellular parasites, and fungi are included in this issue!
Article Abstract
Plant cell wall researchers were asked their view on what the major unanswered questions are in their field. This article summarises the feedback that was received from them in five questions. In this issue you can find equivalent syntheses for researchers working on bacterial, unicellular parasite and fungal systems.
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