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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

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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User Gterdem
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I believe A would be more correct
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User Jonask
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A I think is the correct answer
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