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what are the plants that store food by modifying stem writ example short ans​

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Answered by priyachoudhari089
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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

Answered by rishusood17920
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The plants which store food in their stem are cactus, bamboo, pineapple, potato, ginger, onion, banana, etc..The underground modification of stem is called rhizome. It is a fleshy and horizontal stem found below the surface of the soil. In these, some small nodes and internodes are found.

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