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How do plants store energy? A. As starch kept in cellulose. B. As glycogen kept in granules. C. As starch kept in plastids. D. As cellulose kept in plastids.
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How do plants store energy? A. As starch kept in cellulose. B. As glycogen kept in granules. C. As starch kept in plastids. D. As cellulose kept in plastids.

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Plants can store their energy from starch
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Answer: Plants store their energy in the form of starch, which is a complex carbohydrate that can be broken down into a simple carbohydrate (glucose) for the plant to use for energy. Plant cells store starch in storage organelles like all cells do.

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