Question

Which is the internal energy reserve in plants? do the animals have the same energy reserve? justify your answer.

Answer 1

Starch is the internal energy reserve in plants. in animals we have a similar type of storing energy called glycogen but not as same as in the plants glycogen they are stored form of energy in animal.

Answer 2

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Nope!
The energy reserves in plants are way different than the reserves in animals 
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The plants reserves are Starch 

Starch is  storage polysaccharide
 
It is made up of (200-2000) Glucose unit 

It has α(1-4) linkage in helix ring and 

α(1-6 ) linkage in branch structure 

It gives  Blue - black color in iodine 
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Animals reserves are called glycogen :

Glycogen is also a storage polysaccharide 

made up of (5000-30000) glucose unit

it has α(1-4 ) linkage in chain 

and α(1-6 ) linkage in branch structure 

It gives reddish color in iodine 
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