The Cell Wall Region Between Adjoining Parenchyma Cells, If Peeled

The cell wall region between adjoining parenchyma cells, if peeled apart into its constituent layers, would be found to consist of

A) a middle lamella and a secondary cell wall.
B) lignin and cellulose.
C) a primary cell wall and a secondary cell wall.
D) a middle lamella and a primary cell wall.
E) lignin and a middle lamella.

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