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Chlorenchyma has a:
i) cell
ii) cell wall
iii) nucleus
iv) chlorophyll​

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Answered by Anonymous
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iv). chlorophyll

Explanation:

A chlorenchyma has chlorophyll-containing plastids called chloroplasts. A chloroplast is a plastid that contains high amounts of green pigment, chlorophyll. Light energy is absorbed by the chlorophyll to utilize it in the production of sugars. Chlorenchyma cells are abundant in the mesophyll of leaves.

Answered by ammu2116
4

Answer:

chlorophyll.

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