Biology, asked by Vedikalahoty, 1 year ago

name the plastid present in tomatoes which gives it red colour??

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Answered by DeepJaat
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As the tomato ripens, its colour starts to change from green to yellow and then eventually to red. This is due to the breakdown of chlorophyll, which in turn synthesises a red carotenoid (another pigment group), lycopene. When ripe, the carotenoid can easily be seen as the dominant colour of the tomato, ie red.
Answered by akp1772p7zfxr
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Tomato is red in colour due to the presence of lycopene pigment found in the chromoplasts.


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