Imagine that you are studying a newly discovered plant. The plant produces sweet fruit, has a stiff stem, and a round underground structure like a potato. What carbohydrate (cellulose, starch, or glucose)

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Imagine that you are studying a newly discovered plant. The plant produces sweet fruit, has a stiff stem, and a round underground structure like a potato. What carbohydrate (cellulose, starch, or glucose) will probably be found in the largest quantities in each of these parts of the plant?

The stem is mostly made of:

a
cellulose
b
starch
c
glucose
d
lipids
PLEASE HELP ME!!!

Biology
middle-school

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

c starch you said it is like a potato

and potatoes are filled with starch

Birk answered Dec 24, 2019

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