Science, asked by iamasmi2900, 2 months ago

How and where do plants store their extra food?

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Answered by Aʙʜɪɪ69

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Explanation:

When they have extra food they store it in their seeds and when the seed grows it gets it's food from the plant until the plant is able to photosynthesis and produce its food...

Answered by sumit40549

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Explanation:

plants store his extra food in leaf and also in the form of fruit

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