THE COMPOSITION AND PHYLOGENETIC SIGNIFICANCE OF THE MOUGEOTIA (CHAROPHYCEAE) CELL WALL 1
THE COMPOSITION AND PHYLOGENETIC SIGNIFICANCE OF THE MOUGEOTIA (CHAROPHYCEAE) CELL WALL 1
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Mougeotia (Charophyceae) 细胞壁的组成和系统发育意义 1
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1989
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R. M. Malcolm Brown
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A. Hotchkiss;M. Gretz;K. Hicks;R. M. Malcolm Brown
The two‐layered, fibrillar cell wall of Mougeotia C. Agardh sp. consisted of 63.6% non‐cellulosic carbohydrates and 13.4% cellulose. The orientation of cellulose microfibrils in the native cell wall agrees with the multinet growth hypothesis, which has been employed to explain the shift in microfibril orientation from transverse (inner wall) toward axial (outer wall). Monosaccharide analysis of isolated cell walls revealed the presence of ten sugars with glucose, xylose and galactose most abundant. Methylation analysis of the acid‐modified, 1 N NaOH insoluble residue fraction showed that it was composed almost exclusively of 4‐linked glucose, confirming the presence of cellulose. The major hemicellulosic carbohydrate was semi‐purified by DEAE Sephacel (Cl−) anion‐exchange chromatography of the hot 1 N NaOH soluble fraction. This hemicellulose was a xylan consisting of a 4‐xylosyl backbone and 2,4‐xylosyl branch points. The major hot water soluble neutral polysaccharide was identified as a 3‐linked galactan.