cellulose cell wall
plasma membrane
nuclear membrane
mucilage wall
ectoplasm
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Mucilage protects them from pathogens and animals. It acts as a lubricant . It holds the filaments together.
Cellulose cell wall is the rigid outer layer of the cell itself, giving structure and shape. This is what X is in the spirogyra filament.
Mucilage wall / sheath is a slimy layer outside the cell wall, secreted by the cells. It surrounds the filament but is not part of the cell wall itself
OPTION A IS CORRECT
Yes, Spirogyra does have a mucilage wall. Its cell wall is actually two-layered:
The outer layer is made of thick, slimy mucilage, which gives Spirogyra its slippery feel and helps protect it.
The inner layer is composed of cellulose, providing structural support.
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It is the cellulose cell wall. Check the AI assistant. The cellulose can wall is the outer covering of plant cells.
