<span>The leaves on a green plant soak up sunlight to make food. A cow's stomach digests grass that was eaten. These are examples of C. metabolism.
</span>Metabolism<span> is the process by which your </span>body<span> converts what you eat and drink into energy.</span><span>
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Answer:
Explanation:
Collenchyma is the tissue with cellulose strips at the corner. It is usually found in the shoots and leaves of plants providing strength, support. The cells have thick cell walls with the corners thickened with cellulose.
Collenchyma is made of up cellulose and pectin, starch are stored as cellulose in collenchyma.
It prevents breakage of young stem by given strength, especially in growing shoots and leaves due to its thickened corners.
That would be cellular respiration.
