alleryStart learning →Many plant-eaters have helpful germs in the gut. What do these help break down?
APlant cellulose
BPlant sugar
CAnimal fat
DAnimal bone
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Plant cellulose
Gut bacteria help digest the tough cellulose found in plants.
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