State reasons why plants store carbohydrates as starch and not glucose

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State reasons why plants store carbohydrates as starch and not glucose.

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Plants store energy in the form of starch, instead of glucose, because starch is insoluble. This means that starch will not effect the water concentration inside cells and also it will not move away from the storage areas within the plant.

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