The three common polysaccharides are Starch, Glycogen and Cellulose. Starches: While Starches are basically glucose polymers they need the enzyme Amylase to be broken down into glucose or to be digested. Plants store glucose in the form of starches.
Voles, also called meadow mice or field mice, belong to the genus Microtus. Voles are compact rodents with stocky bodies, short legs, and short tails. Their eyes are small and their ears partially hidden. Their underfur is generally dense and covered with thicker, longer guard hairs. They usually are brown or gray, though many color variations exist.
Voles, also known as meadow/field mice, are not mice, in fact. Though both of them belong to the same rodent family, they are classified into different groups. Voles are short-tailed, blunt-faced rodents, while mice are long-tailed, pointed-nose ones. The vole has a short tail and a blunt head. 1  Typically, the former pest is dark brown or gray, 2  and its size is about 3-6 inches long from nose to tail.  It has small ears and small eyes.