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Cellulose is a carbohydrate with an alternating pattern of glucose molecules. How would plants be affected if cellulose did not have this alternating pattern?

I chose Plant would not be able to store energy but I'm not 100 percent sure. Here are the other choices:

APlants would not be able to store energy
BPlants would lack the ability to reproduce
CPlants would lack stability and strength
DPlants would not be able to produce chlorophyll

I appreciate any help! Thank you!!

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It's A
Brother had to tell me, I'm not in high school yet so I don't have biology.

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CCellulose would lack stability and strength. Cellulose is a tough and fibrous carbohydrate that provides cell walls with strength and stability, hence the outcome of a lack of cellulose can be summaries by answer C.

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