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Name a type of plant cell that may not have chloroplasts?
Chloroplasts need sunlight for development. However, there are plants that do not have chloroplasts and therefore, do not need sunlight. Some of these plants include rhizomes, tubers, and root crops. Window leaf plants and parasitic plants also do not have chloroplasts.
What type of cell could have chloroplasts a cell wall mitochondria ribosomes a nucleus and an endoplasmic?
It should be a eukariyotic cell. That is a plant cell
A cell with chloroplasts is probably specialized for what?
A cell with chloroplasts is likely specialized for photosynthesis, as chloroplasts are responsible for converting light energy into sugar through the process of photosynthesis. This type of cell would typically be found in plant cells or some protists.
How many chloroplast are present per cell?
Usually about 40-50 chloroplasts per cell. It depends on where the cell is situated, for example if the cell is closer to the top of the leaf, it will have more chloroplasts because it is capable of absorbing more light.
What does this through a microscope an unidentified cell was discovered to lack chloroplasts indicate?
The absence of chloroplasts in an unidentified cell suggests that it is not a plant cell or a photosynthetic organism, as chloroplasts are essential for photosynthesis. This cell could potentially be an animal cell, a fungal cell, or a type of bacteria. Further analysis would be needed to determine its specific identity and function. Additionally, the lack of chloroplasts indicates that this cell likely obtains energy through other means, such as heterotrophy or chemosynthesis.
What type of eukaryotic cell has chloroplasts?
Chloroplasts are present in plants.They are also in algae.
What type of cell has cell walls chloroplasts mitochondria and nuclei?
plant cell
What type of cell would you examine to find chloroplasts?
Plant cell.
Name a type of plant cell that may not have chloroplasts?
Chloroplasts need sunlight for development. However, there are plants that do not have chloroplasts and therefore, do not need sunlight. Some of these plants include rhizomes, tubers, and root crops. Window leaf plants and parasitic plants also do not have chloroplasts.
What is the cell called in which holds chlorophyll?
Chlorophyll is in chloroplasts. They are type of organelles
What type of cell could have chloroplasts a cell wall mitochondria ribosomes a nucleus and an endoplasmic?
It should be a eukariyotic cell. That is a plant cell
A cell with chloroplasts is probably specialized for what?
A cell with chloroplasts is likely specialized for photosynthesis, as chloroplasts are responsible for converting light energy into sugar through the process of photosynthesis. This type of cell would typically be found in plant cells or some protists.
How many chloroplast are present per cell?
Usually about 40-50 chloroplasts per cell. It depends on where the cell is situated, for example if the cell is closer to the top of the leaf, it will have more chloroplasts because it is capable of absorbing more light.
What type of cell would you find a chloroplasts?
a plant:]
What type of cell uses chloroplasts?
plant cells use chloroplasts to get energy from the sun by the green pigments inside of them called chlorophyll.
What does this through a microscope an unidentified cell was discovered to lack chloroplasts indicate?
The absence of chloroplasts in an unidentified cell suggests that it is not a plant cell or a photosynthetic organism, as chloroplasts are essential for photosynthesis. This cell could potentially be an animal cell, a fungal cell, or a type of bacteria. Further analysis would be needed to determine its specific identity and function. Additionally, the lack of chloroplasts indicates that this cell likely obtains energy through other means, such as heterotrophy or chemosynthesis.
What type of plant cell lack chlorophyll?
Animal cells do not have chloroplasts. Most prokaryotic cells also do not have chloroplasts. Chloroplasts are always present in plant cells.
