In which part of a plant you find the chloroplasts?

Answer 1

You can find chloroplasts throughout a plant, but the cells with the most chloroplasts are in the leaves. The root cells have the least chloroplasts, and their chloroplasts are also the least active, having no activity at all.

Answer 2

Chloroplasts are mainly found in the cells of the leaves, particularly in the mesophyll cells where photosynthesis takes place. They are also present in other green parts of the plant such as stems and green unripened fruit.

Answer 3

the leafs contain the chloraphyll, that is why the leaves are big or small depending on the amount of light they get or do not get the leaves have to be either small or big so that the chloraphyll gets enough energy to make food

Answer 4

It is found on the leaves. It is a green pigment anyway. :)

Answer 5

In the leaves of the plant. Chlorophyll is green, so the green leafy parts of the plants.

Answer 6

most probably a leaf because mostly the photosyntesis takes place.

Answer 7

Chlorophyll is found in the leaves of the plants. At the tops of the leaves, in chloroplasts, because in this way it can absorb as much light as possible and photosynthesise.

Answer 8

it is about leaves. you can find them inside plant leaves.

Answer 9

Mainly light receiving parts. Main ones are the leaves

Answer 10

leaves