Question

The cell organelle responsible for storage of lipid and fats in plants:

Chromoplast
Chloroplast
Leucoplast
Plastid

Answer 1

Answer: leucoplast

Explanation:

Answer 2

Leucoplast is the cell organelle responsible for the storage of lipids and fats.

• Plastids are the double membraneous organelles found in the cytoplasm of plants and algae.
• Plastids are classified according to the pigment present in them. Which are as follows-

1. Chloroplast
2. ChloroplastLeucoplast
3. ChloroplastLeucoplast Chromoplasts
4. ChloroplastLeucoplast Chromoplasts Gerontoplasts.

• Leucoplasts are colorless plastids Found in the non-photosynthetic parts of a plant such as roots or tuber.
• They help in the storage of various food components such as Lipid, protein, and amino acids.
• Leucoplast are of the following types -

1. Eliaoplast - Storage of lipid
2. Amyloplasts - For storage and synthesis of starch.
3. Proteinoplasts- Found in seeds. Stores protein.

• Chloroplast- are biconvex-shaped, semi-permeable plastids found mainly in the mesophyll of the plant cell.
• Chloroplast is the site of photosynthesis in the plant cell.
• Chromoplasts - Chromoplasts are a type of plastid that accumulate carotenoids.
• They help in providing colors to flowers and other structures of the plant.
• Preexisting plastids such as chloroplast differentiate to form Chromoplast.

Hence, the correct answer is leucoplast

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