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It depends which plant is used for the starch. Some of the names are simply based on the name of the plant.
Some major examples are:
Cassava (or Manioc): Tapioca, Farinha, Gari.
Potato: Potato Starch.
Sweet Potato: Sweet Potato Starch.
Taro: Poi.
Yam (not the same plant as Sweet Potato): Yam Starch.
Arrowroot starch is made from a variety of different plants.
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