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When plants need to store the extra glucose they make during photosynthesis, they join the glucose molecules together to make

When plants need to store the extra glucose they make during photosynthesis, they join the glucose molecules together to make
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When plants need to store the extra glucose they make during photosynthesis, they join the glucose molecules together to make

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Plants store glucose in the form of starch a polysaccharide

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