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Netzwerke bildende Biopolymere: Lignin, Polyisopren, Japanlack

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Biopolymere

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Wie der Name andeutet (lat. lignum = Holz) wird Lignin bei der Verholzung pflanzlicher Gewebe in Intercellularspalten und interfibrillären Zwischenräumen gebildet. Es wird in allen höheren Pflanzen einschließlich der Farne gefunden, nicht aber in Moosen.

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Ebert, G. (1992). Netzwerke bildende Biopolymere: Lignin, Polyisopren, Japanlack. In: Biopolymere. Teubner Studienbücher Chemie. Vieweg+Teubner Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-92132-1_6

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