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why is food stored in the stem in ginger plant

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Answered by Anonymous

Ginger and potato are underground stems, while potato is a tuber, ginger is a rhizome and the food is stored in them in the form of starch though it is prepared in leaves. In ginger, food is stored in its stem. In ginger (adrak), stem is underground and modified to Rhizome. ... This helps in prennation and storage of food.

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Ginger are underground stems, while potato is a tuber, ginger is a rhizome and the food is stored in them in the form of starch though it is prepared in leaves. In ginger, food is stored in its stem. In ginger (adrak), stem is underground and modified to Rhizome. ... This helps in prennation and storage of food.

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