A goat eats grass. A lion eats the goat. But the grass eats nothing, yet it grew on its own. So plants must be food-makers, not food-eaters. Let us discover how a plant makes its own food.
- Animals get food by eating plants or other animals.
- Plants do not eat food at all.
- Instead, plants make their own food inside their leaves.
- They store this food as starch, a type of carbohydrate.
- Plants make their own food; animals eat their food.
- Plants store their food as starch.
- Starch — a type of carbohydrate in which plants store their food.