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lignification
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lignification
the laying down of lignin in a plant; the last stage in maturation, representing a heavy loss in nutritional value.


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Furthermore, rapid growth ensures a succulent plant comparatively free from secondary thickening and lignifications, so that cells may be readily ruptured and protein be easily released.
Some studies have shown that the unavailable portion for fermentation is determined by the extent of lignifications of the cell wall polymers and the cutin content that is associated with the cellulose and hemicellulose [20].
 
 
 
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