Biology, asked by abeer96, 11 months ago

ALL PLANTS RESPIRE, EXCRETE, AND REPRODUCE , BUT THE DO NOT DIGEST FOOD .WHY CAN'T PLANTS DIGEST FOOD?

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Answered by human47

As they donot have proper digestive system in the stem. Instead they observe the water and the glucose from the food.
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