Where do cassava store its food?
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Potatoes, cassava, sweet potatoes and yams are tubers. Contrary to what many people think tubers are not roots. They are underground stems that serve as food storage units for the green foliage above the ground. Roots absorb nutrients, tubers store them.
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Potatoes, cassava, sweet potatoes and yams are tubers. Contrary to what many people think tubers are not roots. They are underground stems that serve as food storage units for the green foliage above the ground. Roots absorb nutrients, tubers store them.
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