how stem helps in storage of food
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Food and water are also frequently stored in the stem. Examples of food-storing stems include such specialized forms as tubers, rhizomes, and corms and the woody stems of trees and shrubs. Water storage is developed to a high degree in the stems of cacti, and all green stems are capable of photosynthesis.
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Underground stem helps in storage and it also helps the plant to survive during unfavourable conditions. Example: Potato Underground leaves are bulb-like structures bear- ing fleshy leaves which store food. Example: Onions Hence: all the underground modifications help in storage.
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