Question

Is there a species specific or region specific type of plastids? How does one distinguish one from the other?

Answer 1

So directly From NCERT Plastids are coloured or discoloured pigments that lack granum and they are of 3 types
Leucoplasts:these are colourless pigments
chromoplast: contains red or orange coloured pigments
chloroplast:contain green coloured pigments in leaf
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Answer 2

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⭐. Plastids bear some specific pigments ,which impart specific colours to the part of the plant which posses them.

⭐. Based on the type of pigments ,plastids can be classified into three types.

✨.chloroplasts.

✨. Chromoplasts.

✨. Leucoplasts.

❤. CHLOROPLAST ❤

⭐. These green coloured plastids help in the synthesis of food materials by photosynthesis.

⭐. They contain chlorophyll and caotenoid pigment which trap light energy.

❤. CHROMOPLASTS ❤

⭐. They are coloured pigments which were in yellow , orange or red in colour .

⭐. In these plastids , fat soluble carotenoids like carotene and xanthophylls are present which imparts orange ,red or yellow colour .

❤. LEUCOPLASTS ❤

⭐. The leucoplats are the colourless plastids of varied shaped and sized with stored nutrients.

⭐. Based on the storage product , they are of three types namely amyloplasts (store starch ) claioplasts ( store oils ) and alearoplasts (store proteins).