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the leaf cells of a green plants usually contain chloroplast. the root cells of a green plant do not usually contain these structures, or contain fewer of them. which statement best explains why

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Chloroplasts help the plant create energy using light from the sun. the leaves are in more sunlight than the root because the roots are underground they don't need Chloroplasts.

Plants are important organisms in the living world as they are giving various things to human welfare. These things are as follows:-

  • Oxygen
  • Food
  • Wood
  • Medicine
  • Fodder

These are things that are essential for living on the earth. All the plants are green in color because they have chloroplast in them which gives the green color to the plant. The chloroplast traps the sunlight for making the food.

Roots are present underground and the major function they perform is absorbing the water and transporting it to the other parts of plants. Therefore, the roots do not require chloroplast and hence it is brown in color.

Hence, both statements are correct.

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