Plants store starch which is a complex carbohydrate. This can be broken down into a simple one known as glucose. They then use glucose for energy.
Answer:
The plants, animals, and habitats — or biodiversity — of the Rondout watershed are a significant part of the region's character, natural infrastructure, and economy, and contribute directly to the quality and quantity of drinking water available to residents living in the region.
Explanation:
A is correct
The slides would have the specimen on it as well
