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Plant cell wall remodeling plays a key role in the control of cell elongation and differentiation. In particular, fine‐tuning of the degree of methylesterification of pectins was previously reported to control developmental processes as diverse as pollen germination, pollen tube elongation, emergence of primordia or elongation of dark‐grown hypocotyls. However, how pectin degradation can modulate...
According to the ‘acid growth theory’, cell wall acidification controls cell elongation, therefore plant growth. This notably involves changes in cell wall mechanics through modifications of cell wall polysaccharide structure. Recently, advances in cell biology showed that changes in cell elongation rate can be mediated by the remodeling of pectins, and in particular of homogalacturonans (HGs). Their...
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