Chloroplasts

Welcome to the "Chloroplasts" category on Questions LLC! Here, you can explore a fascinating world of questions specifically related to chloroplasts. As the key organelles found in plant cells, chloroplasts play a crucial role in converting light energy into chemical energy through photosynthesis. Whether you are a biology enthusiast, a student working on a project, or simply curious to learn more about these vital structures, this category is the perfect place to quench your thirst for knowledge. Dive into a wide range of questions, from their structure and function to their significance in the plant kingdom, and discover the wonders of chloroplasts that make life on our planet possible. Join us in unraveling the complexities of these chlorophyll-filled powerhouses!

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What is the definition of a chloroplast?A)the process by which sunlight is turned into sugars within a plant B)the green
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What is the definition of a chloroplast?A)the bodies within a leaf that contain chlorophyll B)the process by which sunlight is
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2. asked by dunaiw
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Using your understanding of the function of chloroplasts and specialized cells, inter why plant root cells lack chloroplasts.A.
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The name of each job is writte in CAPS. Match each wanted ad to the cell organelle that should be getting that job. Write the
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2. asked by Geo
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Which of the following best defines a chloroplast? Chloroplasts are large structures that help provide support for the whole
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Which of these tissues would be expected to have the MOST chloroplasts? A. animal tissues that are found above ground B. animal
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Which organelle is present in plants but not in animals?Golgi body chloroplast lysosome ribosome
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Which organelle is unique to plants and captures light energy for photosynthesis?vacuole mitochondria nucleus chloroplast
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Which cells contain chloroplasts?(1 point)Responses cells in animal brains cells in animal brains cells in animal muscles cells
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Cell Structures Quick Check3 of 53 of 5 Items Question What would happen to a plant if the chloroplasts in its cells became
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Which organelle is able to do photosynthesis?
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What is a chloroplast? Explain how a root of a plant, that lacks Chloroplasts, gets energy. What organelles are involved with
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2. asked by donny
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Chloroplast play an important role I. Energy production in plant cell however some parts of a plant like roots lacks chloplasts
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Which cells contain chloroplasts?A. Cells in animal brains B. Cells in plant roots and stems. C. Cells in plant leaves. D. Cells
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Which of the following statements is true of chloroplastThey capture energy from sunlight They produce proteins used by other
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2. asked by Emily
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Why do all plant cells contain chloroplasts?A. Chloroplasts are necessary for cellular respiration. B. Chloroplasts are
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Multiple Choice QuestionWhy do all plant cells contain chloroplasts? A. Chloroplasts are necessary for cellular respiration. B.
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Why do all plant cells contain chloroplasts?A. Chloroplasts are necessary for cellular respiration. B. Chloroplasts are
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Why do all plant cells contain chloroplasts?
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What is a chloroplast?Explain how a root of a plant, that lacks Chloroplasts, gets energy. What organelles are involved with
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Much like solar panels, chloroplasts in plants absorb the sun’s rays and convert that energy into usable food and energy for
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