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Plants use cellulose to store energy, while starch is used for structure.
Plants use cellulose to store energy, while starch is used for structure.
Plants use starch for immediate energy, while cellulose is stored energy.
Plants use starch for immediate energy, while cellulose is stored energy.
Plants use starch to store energy, while cellulose is used for structure.
Plants use starch to store energy, while cellulose is used for structure.
Plants use cellulose for immediate energy, while starch is stored energy.
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The statement that best describes starch and cellulose is:
"Plants use starch to store energy, while cellulose is used for structure."
This is because starch is a polysaccharide that plants primarily use to store energy, while cellulose is a structural polysaccharide that forms the cell wall in plants, providing rigidity and support.
