What two plants does sugar come from?

Answer 1

Answer:

The plants and the parts that are best known for containing sugar are: * Maize (aka sweet corn) has sugar in the seeds.

* Sugar beet and carrots both have sugar in the root.

* Sugar cane has sugar in the stem.

* Maple and aspen sap is harvested and dewatered to make a sugar syrup

* Almost all flowers contain sugar.Honey is almost 100% sugar. Though made by bees the sugar is from flowers The flowers of the coconut palm are distilled to produce "palm sugar".

* Most fruits contain sugar

Answer: Sugar is produced by a process known as photosynthesis. That reaction uses the energy in sunlight to convert carbon dioxide to sugar, cellulose and starches.

The parts of the plant that do this work are called photosynthetic reaction centers that contain chlorophyl (this compound gives the "green" to plants). The specific structures that hold the chlorophyl are called chloroplasts. Generally the leaves of plants contain many of the sugar producing sites as they hav alot of surface area to collect sunlight and extract carbon dioxide with the air. However, once produced the sugars are transported internally in the plants to fruit, flowers, roots or seeds by the sap, making these sweeter than the plant in general.

Answer 2

The two plants that sugar comes from are beets and sugar cane. Sugar cane needs a tropical climate to grow. Beets are grown in the Midwest in the United States. They are also grown in parts of Europe.

Answer 3

Sugar can come from two main plants: sugarcane and sugar beets. Sugarcane is a tall grass plant primarily grown in tropical and subtropical regions, while sugar beets are a root crop grown in temperate climates.

Answer 4

Sugar beets are the primary source of sugar in the United States.

sugar cane and it is produced in Brazil, china, and Africa

Answer 5

Photo synthasis is needed to make sugar for a plant but the two things or three are Water, CO2 (carbon dioxide) and sun light energy.

Answer 6

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