Question

plants are autotrophs and they use photosynthesis to create carbohydrates such as glucose. some of it is readily used while a lot of it is transferred and stored in different parts of the organism via the xylem and phloem. humans do something similar; choose the body system that works together in order to produce similar results. lymphatic system and muscular system respiratory system and circulatory system digestive system and circulatory system integumentary and circulatory system

Explanation:

Plants make glucose (via photosynthesis) and transport/store it via xylem/phloem. Humans produce nutrients (like glucose from digestion) and the digestive system breaks down food to make nutrients, while the circulatory system transports these nutrients to cells (similar to plant transport/storage). The lymphatic - muscular system doesn't relate to nutrient production/transport. Respiratory - circulatory focuses on gas exchange, not nutrient production. Integumentary - circulatory relates to skin and circulation, not nutrient production. So the digestive and circulatory systems work together for similar results.

Answer:

C. Digestive system and circulatory system