Viridiplantae and Algae
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- DOI: 10.1101/glycobiology.4e.24
Viridiplantae and Algae
Excerpt
Viridiplantae (green plants) are a clade of photosynthetic organisms that contain chlorophylls a and b, produce and store their photosynthetic products inside a double-membrane-bounded chloroplast, and have cell walls that typically contain cellulose. As photoautotrophic organisms, green plants are capable of converting carbon dioxide to carbohydrates. Thus, carbohydrates are not limiting and their utilization throughout a plant's life cycle has expanded enormously both in functionality and structural diversity.
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Sections
- PLANT GLYCAN DIVERSITY
- NUCLEOTIDE SUGARS—THE BUILDING BLOCKS
- PLANT GLYCOSYLTRANSFERASES AND GLYCAN-MODIFYING ENZYMES
- PLANT MUTANTS PROVIDE CLUES TO GLYCAN FUNCTION
- PLANT METABOLIC CARBOHYDRATES
- PLANT CELL WALLS
- PRIMARY CELL WALL GLYCANS
- PLANT SECONDARY CELL WALL GLYCANS
- HEMICELLULOSE AND PECTIN BIOSYNTHESIS
- PLANTS PRODUCE PROTEOGLYCANS CONTAINING O-LINKED OLIGOSACCHARIDES AND O-LINKED POLYSACCHARIDES
- THE N-LINKED GLYCANS OF PLANT GLYCOPROTEINS HAVE UNIQUE STRUCTURES
- ALGAL GLYCANS
- PLANT GLYCOLIPIDS
- OTHER PLANT GLYCOCONJUGATES
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
- FURTHER READING
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