Chloroplasts are the organelle's food, basically. They are found in the leaves of green plants and in some algae. They have a green pigment, giving that part of the plant its greenish color, as they contain chlorophyll. Chlorophyll uses the sun's energy (given to the plant by sunlight) and convert it to chemical energy that the plant can use to grow and develop (called photosynthesis). Chloroplasts also take in sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide!
actually its the cell wall and the chloroplast
Your question is incomplete -- what are "these parts"
Chloroplast is known as the kitchen of cell not Mitochondria. Chloroplast have a pigment called chlorophyll and they are involved in the photosynthesis of food that's why known as kitchen of cell.
Lysosomes, centrosomes, and flagella are present only in animal cells. Chloroplasts, the central vacuole, the cell wall, and plasmodesmata are found only in plant cells.
No, a chloroplast is not present in an animal cell. Chloroplasts are organelles found in plant cells and some other organisms that carry out photosynthesis.
Chloroplast is in the cytoplasm of plant cell .
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chloroplast and cell wall and a LARGE vacoule
All plant cells have a cell wall and chloroplast that is what makes them a plant cell!!
A Chloroplast is sometimes refered to as a "cell within a cell" due to the fact it has its own membrane is separated from the rest of the cell. This may also be due to having small organelles within the Chloroplast.
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A cheek cell do not have cell wall and chloroplast while a plant cell have cell wall and some have chloroplast.
Chloroplast is in every cell in every leaf of a plant.
Plant cells contain the Chloroplast type organelle.
Chloroplast is found in plant cells.
There is nothing to compare. Chloroplast is doing the photosynthesis.