Where are the storing nutrients found in rose hips and chamomile?

Since the life form of rose hips is a shrub, the main part of nutrients is stored not only in the root and seeds, but also in the core with wood, mainly starch, which is subsequently hydrolyzed into sugar, lipid drops and proteins. Therefore, it can be propagated using seeds, layering and cuttings. With chamomile, a similar situation, since it is a perennial plant, stores organic matter mainly in the cells of the roots, seeds and stem. Therefore, it can be propagated not only with the help of seeds, but also by cuttings too.