What vegetables do not contain chloroplasts?

Answer 1

Vegetables do not exist. Every edible plant is either the fruit of the plant, (i.e. apples, peanuts, tomatoes), the stem, the leaf, or the root (i.e. carrots). But the only parts of a plant that contain chloroplasts are leaves and stems. So think of any vegetable you know not to be a leaf or a stem.

Answer 2

chloroplasts are used for photosynthesis so herbs, fruit of vegetable usually contain chloroplasts because they have used photosynthesis.

+++ The leaves more than the fruit, which is the seed-bearing part of a plant.

Answer 3

Mushrooms do not contain chloroplasts because they are fungi, not plants. Additionally, vegetables like beets, carrots, and celery do not contain chloroplasts in the parts we typically eat, such as roots and stems.

Answer 4

Onions