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Many plants do.

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1. sugar beet, looks like a big round turnip

2. sugar cane, looks like, um, bamboo?

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Plants that yield simple sugars are meant for human consumption. Three specific examples would include sugar cane, sugar beets, and sorghum.

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Sugar cane

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