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No, chlorophyll is not actually in the fruit itself. The tree that the apple is attached to does go though photosynthesis, and has chlorophyll. The tree then gives all the necessary nutrients to the fruit, so the apple does not need to, or even possess the ability to go through photosynthesis.

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