Created by francesca graham
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Question | Answer |
What are the 5 ways that plants use glucose? | Respiration Making cell walls Making proteins Stored in seeds Stored in starch |
Where do plants make glucose? | In their leaves. |
What is glucose converted into to make cell walls? | Cellulose. |
What is glucose combined with to make amino acids? | Nitrate ions. |
What is the glucose turned into to store it into seeds? | lipids (fats and oils). |
Where in the plant is the starch stored? | Roots, stems and leaves. |
why is starch better to store than glucose? | Because it is insoluble. |
When is the starch out to use? | When photosynthesis isn't happening, such as in the winter. |
What happens to cells that hold lots of glucose? | They draw in lots of water and swell up. |
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