Question 7 • Biology, VIA Fall 2026, Lstrange@sdale.org
Plant cell walls are made mostly of cellulose, while cell membranes are made mainly of lipids and proteins. Both can form an outer boundary, and both contribute to a cell’s shape, so those statements don’t distinguish the wall. Selective permeability is a key property of the cell membrane, not the cell wall.
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