Multiple hydroxyl groups in a single glucose chain form hydrogen bonds with oxygen atoms in the same or adjacent chains, which closely side by side together to form microfibers with high tensile strength.Natural pectins widely exist in the fruits, roots, stems and leaves of plants in the form of protopectin, pectin and pectic acid, which is a component of cell wall. They exist with cellulose and form the adhesive between adjacent cells, so that plant tissues and cells are tightly bonded together.Natural pectins widely exist in the fruits, roots, stems and leaves of plants in the form of protopectin, pectin and pectic acid, which is a component of cell wall. They exist with cellulose and form the adhesive between adjacent cells, so that plant tissues and cells are tightly bonded together.
Multiple hydroxyl groups in a single glucose chain form hydrogen bonds with oxygen atoms in the same or adjacent chains, which closely side by side together to form microfibers with high tensile strength.Natural pectins widely exist in the fruits, roots, stems and leaves of plants in the form of protopectin, pectin and pectic acid, which is a component of cell wall. They exist with cellulose and form the adhesive between adjacent cells, so that plant tissues and cells are tightly bonded together.Natural pectins widely exist in the fruits, roots, stems and leaves of plants in the form of protopectin, pectin and pectic acid, which is a component of cell wall. They exist with cellulose and form the adhesive between adjacent cells, so that plant tissues and cells are tightly bonded together.<br>
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