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in what form is food energy stored in plants and animals

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Answered by Anonymous

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Food is stored in the form of glycogen in animals whereas, in the form of starch in plants. Plant cell consist of large vacuoles but, animal cell has smaller vacuoles.

Answered by varshajoshi14684

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Food is stored in the form of glycogen in animals whereas, in the form of starch in plants. Plant cell consist of large vacuoles but, animal cell has smaller vacuoles.

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in what form is food energy stored in plants and animals​

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Food is stored in the form of glycogen in animals whereas, in the form of starch in plants. Plant cell consist of large vacuoles but, animal cell has smaller vacuoles.

in what form is food energy stored in plants and animals