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tivity with the other main constituents of the cell wall. A quantitative evaluation of the number of gold particles (indicating the presence of arabinoxylans) per CM 2 of cell wall was performed. The tissues from the top were more heavily labelled than those from the base (table I). In the top, the parenchyma was less labelled than the lignified tissues: sclerenchyma, fibres and xylem. These results are in agreement with those of Jarrige (1963) on the arabinoxylan content of the various tissues and on the evolution of the com-

Immunocytochemical localisation of arabinoxylans in the cell walls of maize stem and their fate after incubation in the rumen