Cellulose in a box form makes up the leaves of greens and lettuce. Full of water, the cells breach when cut, causing the edges of the leaves to bruise and turn brown.
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| - Cellulose in a box form makes up the leaves of greens and lettuce. Full of water, the cells breach when cut, causing the edges of the leaves to bruise and turn brown.
- Cellulose was an organic compound eaten by some species, and indigestible to others. Both drapsha and spetzna were dishes with a cellulose base to cater to those beings who could assimilate it. Solid Fuel Converters could convert cellulose into power for starship fuel cells.
- Cellulose was a carbohydrate that formed the primary building matter of plants. Cabbages, psyllium, green beans, and celery were some vegetables known to contain high amounts of cellulose. (VOY: "Deadlock") Some cellulose remained in the soil on Melona IV after the Crystalline Entity had devastated the planet in 2368. Kila Marr included these additional readings after Geordi La Forge reported that all the data she'd provided earlier had been entered into the USS Enterprise-D's computers. (TNG: "Silicon Avatar" )
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| - Cellulose in a box form makes up the leaves of greens and lettuce. Full of water, the cells breach when cut, causing the edges of the leaves to bruise and turn brown.
- Cellulose was a carbohydrate that formed the primary building matter of plants. Cabbages, psyllium, green beans, and celery were some vegetables known to contain high amounts of cellulose. (VOY: "Deadlock") Some cellulose remained in the soil on Melona IV after the Crystalline Entity had devastated the planet in 2368. Kila Marr included these additional readings after Geordi La Forge reported that all the data she'd provided earlier had been entered into the USS Enterprise-D's computers. (TNG: "Silicon Avatar" ) When Neelix was having trouble with a replicator in the mess hall in 2372, he noted to Samantha Wildman that it was having trouble replicating anything with a high level of cellulose, creating food that was yellower in appearance than normal. (VOY: "Deadlock")
- Cellulose was an organic compound eaten by some species, and indigestible to others. Both drapsha and spetzna were dishes with a cellulose base to cater to those beings who could assimilate it. Solid Fuel Converters could convert cellulose into power for starship fuel cells.
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