2). What do plants do with the sugars they produce in photosynthesis. Describe at least two different processes and two different molecules that are made from sugars. Include a brief statement about what these molecules are used for in your response.

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Amari Richard

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27 February, 13:59

2). What do plants do with the sugars they produce in photosynthesis. Describe at least two different processes and two different molecules that are made from sugars. Include a brief statement about what these molecules are used for in your response.

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Alexia Galvan · Answer 1

The sugar that is produced in photosynthesis is a glucose.

- Glucose can be used to provide energy for cellular activity.

- Excess of glucose is transformed into starch. Starch is transported into storage organs.

- Glucose can be transformed into cellulose, pectin, and chitin. These molecules are structural materials for the cell walls.

- Fats and amino acids can be formed from glucose. These molecules can serve as structural materials or can be stored.