Pectin, Biology

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  1. It consists of methylated galacturonic acid, galactose & arabinose.
  2. It is also called plant cement becuase it binds layers of cell wall.
  3. It is a structural polysaccharide.
  4. It occurs in cell wall.
  5. Calcium pectate is found in middle lamella.

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