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Biology, 01.10.2019 17:20 damiangomzzz903

Have you ever heard that a potato is a starchy vegetable? starch is a carbohydrate, like the sugars glucose, sucrose and lactose. how did this plant form the starch that is in the potatoes? explain the process in a few sentences, beginning with the sunlight.

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