Science, asked by mahekbanerjee, 1 year ago

what will happen if chloroplast is taken out of the cell and illuminated?

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Answered by tijillaggarwalp9st6e
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Chloroplast isfound in green plants cells as plastid that constitutes chlorophyll and through which photosynthesis takes place. In the process of photosynthesis sunlight is absorbed by the chloroplasts to make sugar.

Therefore, if chloroplast is taken out of the cell, the green plant will not be able to carry out the process of photosynthesis which means the plant will die.

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mahekbanerjee: chloroplast is a semiautonomous cell organelle which on illumination can perform it's function of photosynthesis and release oxygen even outside the cell provided it is kept in isotonic medium and recieves raw material of carbon di oxide.
mahekbanerjee: this is the answer right?
Answered by nafibarli789
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Answer:

Chloroplast exists carried out of the cell, the green plant will not be capable to carry out the function of photosynthesis which indicates the plant will die.

Explanation:

Chloroplast exists in the area of photosynthesis. If chloroplast exists carried out of the cell, though illuminated, the plant cell will not capable to synthesize the food and it will die.

Chloroplast exists seen in green plant cells as a plastid that includes chlorophyll and through which photosynthesis takes place. In the method of photosynthesis, sunlight exists fascinated by the chloroplasts to produce sugar. Chloroplasts exist in the organelles which provide color to the plant and enable the leaves to capture the sunlight to accomplish the procedure of photosynthesis. Thus, if chloroplast exists carried out of the cell, the green plant will not be capable to carry out the function of photosynthesis which indicates the plant will die.

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