Biology, asked by utkarsh7628, 5 months ago

plastids that are white (pigment free) in colour(a)chloroplast (b)Lysosome (c) leucoplast (d)chromoplast

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Answered by masufijafatema

Answer:

Chloroplasts is correct answer.

Explanation:

Plastid is the organelle found only in plant cells. It has three parts such as chloroplast i.e., green plastid, nongreen chromoplast, and leucoplasts. Leucoplasts are non-pigmented or colorless parts of the plastid which is used for the storage of starch and oils.

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Answered by batoolfatimakhan

Leucoplasts- they store food but contain no pigments

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