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Seeds contain dense aggregates of starch. what role does water play in how the seeds use the stored starch?

Seeds contain dense aggregates of starch. what role does water play in how the seeds use the stored starch?
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Seeds contain dense aggregates of starch. what role does water play in how the seeds use the stored starch?

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Water is needed to break the hydrogen bonds in the starch aggregates, allowing ready access to stored energy.
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