The secondary cell wall forms ________.
A) after the cell reaches mature size and shape
B) in some, but not all plant cells
C) forms between the cell membrane and the primary cell wall
D) from cellulose and lignin
E) All answer choices are correct.

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The secondary cell wall is a structure that forms in plant cells after they have stopped expanding, providing additional support and protection. It is not present in all plant cells, only in some specialized ones. This wall is located between the primary cell wall and the cell membrane and is composed of cellulose and lignin, among other substances. Therefore, all the given statements accurately describe aspects of the secondary cell wall's formation and composition.

The Secondary Cell Wall Forms ________