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In what ways do plants use glucose?
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Glucose in plants:
Glucose is produced in plants by carbon dioxide during photosynthesis.
Plants use glucose for respiration.
They break down glucose and the chemical energy thus released is used by the plant for other cellular activities.
Glucose is also used to prepare starch and cellulose.
It is used to produce oil or fat to store in seeds.
It is also used to make amino acids for protein synthesis.
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