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IN 1882 Giltay1 suggested that the new cell wall was not a partition separating the daughter protoplasts, but that the latter each secreted a continuous wall around itself; the two daughter cells remaining for a time within the stretched wall of the parent cell.
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ELLIOT, E. Formation of New Cell Walls in Cell Division. Nature 168, 1089 (1951). https://doi.org/10.1038/1681089a0
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