Starch as a nutritional reserve substance in plants

Article No: P1442601

Principle The most significant process on earth takes place inside the chloroplasts of the cell, i.e. photosynthesis. Energy-rich glucose (dextrose) and oxygen are synthesized from the energy-poor substances carbon dioxide and water. The energy comes from the sun. The plant converts glucose into starch for storage.

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