A potato is a roundish tuber with a thin skin on it. Once the skin is removed inside there is a roundish white ball of starch, which is commonly called a potato. The potato is a root of a plant, it is the place where the plant stores food and water. My question is does a potato have cellulose anywhere in the potato itself, not the plant but the tuber root, the white ball of starch, the thing that everybody loves to bake and eat?
2006-08-12
17:52:43
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jester
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