I’ve searched Yahoo! Answers, but the answers are insufficient. I have a project in Biology, and I would like to know if there are simple/complex sugars or starches in water lilies, and in what part? Thank you!

Water lilies, or Nymphaeaceae, are essentially a flower attached to leaves. So, both parts are made of complex sugars (the flower and leaves photosynthesize).

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