No it doesn't
Chloroplasts need sunlight for development. However, there are plants that do not have chloroplasts and therefore, do not need sunlight. Some of these plants include rhizomes, tubers, and root crops. Window leaf plants and parasitic plants also do not have chloroplasts.
1) Root hair cells don't have chloroplasts as they are under the ground,there is no access of light to them and they do not photosynthesize.Leaf cells do have chloroplasts. 2) Root hair cells have along narrow extension to absorb minerals,ions and water.Leaf cells d not have this extension as this is not their function.
Leaves' cells are made to absorb sunlight and produce sugar for the plant. Roots' cells are made to absorb water.
Chloroplasts need sunlight for function. Root hairs do not get sun light
it is chloroplasm
The main function of the palisade cell if for photosynthesis because it has alot of chloroplact so it is useless if it is found in the roots where it has no job there. Palisade cells are found on the top part of the leaf to get as much sunlight as possible.
root hair cells dont have chloroplasts
yes. A root hair cell has a cell wall.
a root hair cell is the base of the plant
root cells in plants
yes, roots are apart of a plant. All plant cells have chloroplasts and therefore root cells have chloroplasts.
A root cell would typically have less chloroplasts than a leaf cell. This is because chloroplasts are responsible for photosynthesis, which is more critical in leaf cells due to their role in capturing sunlight energy for food production. Root cells primarily focus on water and nutrient absorption, so they have fewer chloroplasts.