Question

describe the uses of carbohydrates and amino acids in plants.​

Answer 1

Answer:

Our bodies also store carbohydrates in insoluble forms as glycogen or starch. This is because these two carbohydrates are compact. Carbohydrates are also combined with nitrogen to form non-essential amino acids. In plants, carbohydrates make up part of the cellulose, giving plants strength and structure.

Answer 2

Uses of carbohydrates and amino acids in plants are :

• Carbohydrates get combined with nitrogen to produce amino acids which are non-essential.
• In plants, carbohydrates help to produce a part of cellulose.
• carbohydrate produces the vital source of energy, carbon skeletons for organic compounds, and storage of components.
• Amino acids help in the ion transportation, modulation of stomatal opening, maintaining the level of detoxification.