All of the following lack grana, except
Amyloplast
Elaioplast
Aleuroplast
Chloroplast
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chloroplast contain grana
Explanation:
- Chloroplast are discoid shaped green plastids which occur in all green parts of the plants. These are the actual sites of photosynthesis .
- When plants are grown in dark , etiolation ( destruction of chloroplast) occurs . The chloroplast align themselves (by their flat surface ), parallel to the walls of mesophyll cells under optimum light intensities.
- They change their position in perpendicular to walls of the mesophyll cells where the intensity of light of high. chloroplasts contains their own dna , hence , termed as semiautonomous organelle.
- Granum stacked thylakoid form grana.
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