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How do plants store excess glucose for future use? as starch as glycogen as glucagon as fructose

How do plants store excess glucose for future use? as starch as glycogen as glucagon as fructose
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How do plants store excess glucose for future use?

as starch

as glycogen

as glucagon

as fructose

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they store excess glucose as starch for future use.

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