Definition of "lignocellulose" []

• A combination of lignin and cellulose that strengthens woody plant cells. (noun)

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• "These conclusions are in accordance with the experimental facts, and, taken together with the new evidence we have accumulated from a study of the lignocellulose esters, we may sum up the constitutional points as follows: The lignocellulose is a complex of"
• "The two polymers, collectively called lignocellulose, are very insoluble, resistant to common chemicals and mechanical breakage, and are a superior substance for providing strength and structure to plants."
• "This is because they're locked up within a substance known as lignocellulose, which provides structural support for plant cell walls."