differences between
chlorophyll and chloroplast
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chlorophyll is the green pigment and the chloroplast is the place where chlorophyll found
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Chlorophyll is a light-absorbing plant molecule while chloroplasts are plant organelles. ... - Chlorophyll enables the green pigment in plants while chloroplasts are coloured green because of the chlorophyll. - Aside from the green pigment, chlorophyll also has carotenoids, which are red and yellow pigments.
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Chlorophyll refers to a pigment responsible for the green colour in plants. Chloroplasts are organelles within a plant cell, acting as the site for photosynthesis. Pigment necessary for photosynthesis. Chloroplast is the region where photosynthesis occurs.
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