What is the outermost layer of a plant cell?

Answer: D. Cell Wall

In plant cells, the cell wall is a rigid, non-living outermost layer located outside the plasma membrane. It provides structural support, protection, and a definite shape to the cell. While all living cells possess a plasma membrane, the addition of this sturdy cell wall is a key feature that distinguishes plant cells from animal cells.

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