How is unused energy stored in plants and animals?
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The unused energy is stored by plants in the form of starch, known better as carbohydrate.
While animals use a glucose polymer to store the unused energy which is also called Glycogen.
For long-term energy storage plants use nucleotide and animals use lipids to store the energy within them.
While animals use a glucose polymer to store the unused energy which is also called Glycogen.
For long-term energy storage plants use nucleotide and animals use lipids to store the energy within them.
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✔In humans, the unused energy stored as a Glycogen, which is a polysaccharide molecule stored in human cells along with water and used as a source of energy.
✔It is transformed into glucose, when broken down in the body and provides energy for humans.
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✔In plants it is stored in the form of starch which later converts into nutrititive food - fruits or veggies.
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✔In humans, the unused energy stored as a Glycogen, which is a polysaccharide molecule stored in human cells along with water and used as a source of energy.
✔It is transformed into glucose, when broken down in the body and provides energy for humans.
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✔In plants it is stored in the form of starch which later converts into nutrititive food - fruits or veggies.
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