Biology B2: How Plants Use Glucose

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Give the five ways in which plants use glucose
Plants use glucose for Respiration, Making Cell Walls, Making Proteins, Storing in Seeds and Storing in Scarch
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Where do plants manufacture glucose?
Plants manufacture glucose in their leaves
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What is Glucose covered in for making strong cell walls?
Cellulose
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How do plants make proteins from glucose?
Glucose is combined with nitrate ions, to make amino acids, which are then made into proteins
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What is Glucose turned into to be stored in seeds?
Glucose is turned into lipids (fats and oils) for storing in seeds
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When is glucose stored as starch?
Glucose is stored as starch ready for use when photosynthesis isn't happening, like in winter.
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Why is storing glucose as starch useful?
Starch is insoluble, unlike normal starch which would draw in water and swell up
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