Multiple Choice
Upon infection by a pathogen, plant cells increase synthesis of polysaccharides. The function of these polysaccharides is to
A) destabilizes the cell walls.
B) synthesize antibodies to the pathogen.
C) isolate the pathogen in the invaded tissue.
D) break down the wax barrier.
E) communicate about the pathogen to the leaves.
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