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[Niklas (2000)][1] defined plants as “photosynthetic eukaryotes,” thereby including brown, red, and green macroalgae and microalgae. These groups share several features, including the presence of a complex, dynamic, and polysaccharide-rich cell wall. Cell walls in eukaryotes are thought to have

Beyond the Green: Understanding the Evolutionary Puzzle of Plant and Algal Cell Walls