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the chlorplast captures light energy and combine carbon dioxide from the air with water to make food
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Are Chlorplast in plant or animal cells?
plantcell. chlorplast make the plants green
Do animal cells have chlorplast?
NO
What are the pigments found in chlorplast?
its chlorophyll
What does the chlorplast do?
I have absolutly not the slightest diddly :D
Which cell has a chlorplast?
Plant cells have chloroplasts.
Which part of a chlorplast does the Calvin cycle occur in?
the stoma
What organelles are in a maple tree stem cell?
Chlorplast
What is a green chemical called blank makes chlorplast green?
Chlorophyll a is a green pigment in the chloroplasts (not chlorplast). This is because it absorbs mainly the blue-violet and red light.
Is the organelle that allows plants to make their own food?
Chlorplast (:
What are the stacks of disks called the contain chlorophyll in a chlorplast?
thylakoids
Do plant contains chlorplast?
Yes, plants do contain chloroplasts.
What is an analogy for chlorplast?
solar panels. They absorb sunlight and converts it into energy.
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