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The structural carbohydrate that makes wood woody and salad regret unavoidable.
means A tough fiber of linked glucose chains that forms the cell walls of plants, making them rigid and largely indigestible to humans.
from From Latin cellula, little cell, coined in 1830s French as the substance composing plant cell walls — the stuff of cells.
Most abundantEarth's most common organic polymer, by far.
Cows cheatGut microbes digest it; humans simply cannot.
In your foodPowdered wood pulp thickens shredded cheese.
Paper backboneCotton and paper are nearly pure cellulose.