Photosynthetic pigments,mainly chlorophyll.They make chloroplasts green.
The chloroplasts turn the sun's energy into a kind of sugar.
No they do not, only plants do.
Chloroplast, Chloroplasts is the site of photosynthesis, where the suns energy is turned into chemical energy
It's the Chloroplasts.
They are called chloroplasts.
the simplified answer would a solar panel as it captures energy from the suns rays and turns it into energy or food if it is a chloroplast.
Plants need energy from the sun for food, they do this through photosynthesis which is the cells of the leaves (palisade cells, and inside those, chloroplasts), gathering the suns energy and changing it into glucose. the plant can then use this glucose for food. :)
Chloroplasts in plants trap sunlight or light energy. They use this during photosynthesis. Carbon dioxide also traps the suns energy and that is why it is a greenhouse.
Chlorophyll is the stuff that makes leaves on plants green, and is found in plants. Not humans. In the plant cell, there are organelles (cell organs) called chloroplasts, they trap the suns energy and help convert it into energy, so the plant can survive.
The chlorophyll, that is present in the cell organelles called chloroplasts, captures light energy from the sun.
The Palisade Mesophyll is principally responsibly for turning the suns energy into usable chemical energy for the plant though photosynthesis. The Mesophlyy is filled with chloroplasts which is what gives leaves their distinctive green. Hope that helps
Light energy.