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Why do plants break down stored sugars? A. for growth B. to make chloroform C. for protection D. to absorb water
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Why do plants break down stored sugars?

A.
for growth

B.
to make chloroform

C.
for protection

D.
to absorb water

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I believe A would be more correct
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A I think is the correct answer
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