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What do starch granules do in a plant cell?
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July 03, 2014 7:33PM
Starch granule is found in plant cells as the storage energy molecule. Plants synthesize glucose which is difficult to store as it is soluble in water.
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animal cell also has a cell wall. They both have cell
membranes,mitchondrion, nucleus and cytoplasms. They also have
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