Chemistry, asked by chmaria745, 1 day ago

What role do waxes play in nature?

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Answered by RohitVaishnavv

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Because of their high hydrophobicity, they can act as water repellents on the leaves of some plants, feathers, and the cuticles of some insects. Plankton (microscopic aquatic plants and animals) and higher members of the aquatic food chain use waxes as energy storage compounds.

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