Do green fruits have chloroplast too?

Answer 1

Green fruits do have chloroplasts. In tomatoes, chloroplasts are converted to chromoplasts as the tomato transitions from green to red. The same thing happens in certain types of peppers.

Answer 2

Yes, green fruits have chloroplasts too. Chloroplasts are responsible for photosynthesis, which gives fruits their green color. However, as fruits ripen, chloroplasts may start to break down and transition to other types of plastids, leading to changes in color.

Answer 3

yES. Chlorophylls are responsoible for the green colour which is responsible for the photosynthetic action.

Answer 4

yep in there green leaves. plants need chloroplasts to photosynthesis otherwise they wouldn't exist.

Answer 5

Of course they do have.There are just like other plants.

Answer 6

yes they do!