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The microgravity environment encountered during space-flight has long been considered to affect plant growth and developmental processes, including cell wall biopolymer composition and content. As a prelude to studying how microgravity is perceived<space>- and acted upon<space>- by plants, it was first instructive to investigate what gross effects on plant growth and development occurred...