What do plants use to make up their structure?

Molecules of glucose join together to form cellulose. Next, glucose molecules combine to form long chains called cellulose. Cellulose is then used to build plant structures, like cell walls. As more cells divide, the plant's leaves, stems, and roots can grow larger

Molecules of glucose join together to form cellulose. Next, glucose molecules combine to form long chains called cellulose. Cellulose is then used to build plant structures, like cell walls. As more cells divide, the plant's leaves, stems, and roots can grow larger.

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