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4. Some of glucose produced by the plant is used immediately for growth, some of the left over glucose is stored * -in the leaves - in the roots of the plant -in the soil surrounding the plant in the leaves
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4. Some of glucose produced by the plant is used immediately for growth,
some of the left over glucose is stored *
-in the leaves
- in the roots of the plant
-in the soil surrounding the plant
in the leaves and in the roots of the plant
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The left over glucose in plants is stored in their
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