name the plastid involved in conversion of green tomato to red
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Green tomatoes contain pigment called chloroplasts.
Chloroplasts in the tomato fruit then mature into pigments that produce chromoplasts.
Chromoplasts are of deep red colour and contain lycopene crystals.
As the chloroplast mature during the ripening process it is possible to derive lycopene crystals present within the Lumina or inner space of membrane sacs.
Chloroplasts in the tomato fruit then mature into pigments that produce chromoplasts.
Chromoplasts are of deep red colour and contain lycopene crystals.
As the chloroplast mature during the ripening process it is possible to derive lycopene crystals present within the Lumina or inner space of membrane sacs.
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The chlorophyll containing chloroplasts mature into Chromoplasts in tomato. The chromoplasts of such red coloured fruits contain the pigment called lycopene, which help the tomatoes to turn red in colour...
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