Question

What are apoplasmic substances?

Answer 1

Apoplasmic substances:

1. Cell walls, connective tissue fibers, bone matrix, and cartilage are examples of apoplasmic substances, which are non-living materials generated by cells and constitute components of tissues.
2. Cell division and cell enlargement follow the formation of the two types of chemicals.
3. When anabolism outnumbers catabolism, growth occurs.
4. For growth, two types of substances are formed: protoplasmic and apoplasmic.