So the hydrolytic enzymes found inside Lysosomes are generated in the rough endoplasmic reticulum, but unlike Lymphosomes, the enzymatic proteins inside Paroxosomes are not formed inside the rough endoplasmic reticulum, they are formed inside the free ribosomes, inside the cytosol of the cell. So basically, once we form those proteins inside the free ribosomes, the proteins will basically go inside our Paroxysome. And this is the major difference between Lysosomes and our peroxosomes. Now, Paroxysomes can be found in both animals as well as plants. In animals, the peroxosome is called a Paroxysome, but in plants the Paroxysome is known as a Glioxosome. So the Glioxosome is simply a specialized type of Paroxysome that is found in plant cells, especially in germinating plant cell, and it's also found in fungal cells.