The type of plastids found in roots of plants are called ------------
Correct answer: C. Leucoplasts
- A. Chloroplasts
- B. Chromoplasts
- C. Leucoplasts
- D. All of them
Explanation
Option C is correct since the roots of plants contain 'leucoplast' which is colorless, plastids, and act as storage of food.Option A is incorrect because 'chloroplasts' are found in the cells of all green photosynthesizing leaves of plants. Option B is incorrect because 'chromoplast' provides distinct color to the plant parts and has a role in pollination and seed dispersal.Option D is incorrect because only 'leucoplasts' are located in the roots of plants.
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