Question

what are organelles present in tomato cell
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Answer 1

tomato plant is composed of elongated tomato cells filled with organelles called chromoplasts (plastids). These plastids scattered throughout the cell are rich in nutrients, particularly protein (33%) and lipids (20%).

Answer 2

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The major plastid‐containing cells of the tomato fruit are pericarp cells, which are large vacuolated cells that form a layer several millimetres thick immediately internal to the epidermis of the fruit. In green fruit these pericarp cells are full of chloroplasts.