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Structure of leucoplast

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Answer 2

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Leucoplasts are a type of plastids.

• They are usually of variable size.
• They are round, oval, cylindrical or filamentous shape.
• They are colourless plastids.
• They are found near the my nucleus.
• They possess internal lamellae.
• The three types of leucoplast include :

1. Amyloplasts : Starch containing leucoplasts. It is larger than original size of leucoplast.
2. Elaioplasts : Fat containing leucoplasts.
3. Aleuroplasts, Proteoplasts and Proteinoplasts which store proteins.