What happens to the excess glucose in plants?

a. How does the body sense that blood glucose is low? b. What hormone is released in response to low blood glucose? c. Where does that hormone go? d. What happens in the cells or tissues where the hormone is received? What if blood glucose levels are...

Cellulose produced by plants contains molecules of _______. Answer branched glucose polymers unbranched glucose polymers branched glucose unbranched glucose Help!

11. Do plants break down glucose to obtain energy? A. No, they make glucose, but they don’t break it down. B.No, they absorb the sun's energy directly. C. No, they absorb energy from the soil. D.Yes, they make glucose and break it down to produce...

Does pancreas secrete glucagon to break down glycogen stored in the liver to glucose to keep blood glucose level normal, or does the rat's blood glucose fall with hyperinsulinism. My two rats that were given insulin did not have a drop in blood glucose...

A) the glucose moloecule is too large to be filtered out of the blood B)most of the glucose is filtered out of the blood and is not reasorbed in the convoluted tubules C)normally all glucose level is reabsorbed D) the clearance value of glucose is relatively...

I was just wondering how or why plants developed the ability to attract animals by ways of making fruits seem "sweet" to animals. How is it that they were able to "figure out" or evolve this characteristic? I know glucose is essential...

6CO2 + 6H2O → C6H12O6 + 6O2 This equation represents how plants turn carbon dioxide into glucose (C6H12O6) and oxygen. How many grams of glucose can be made from 600.0 grams of carbon dioxide?