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An unripe fruit changes color when it ripens. The reason being: a. chromoplasts change to chlorophyll b. chromoplasts change to chromosomes c. chromosomes change to chromoplasts…

An unripe fruit changes color when it ripens. The reason being: a. chromoplasts change to chlorophyll b. chromoplasts change to chromosomes c. chromosomes change to chromoplasts…
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An unripe fruit changes color when it ripens. The reason being:

a. chromoplasts change to chlorophyll
b. chromoplasts change to chromosomes
c. chromosomes change to chromoplasts
d. chloroplasts change to chromoplasts
e. none of the above​

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Answer: D.(chloroplasts change to chromoplasts

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d. chloroplasts change to chromoplasts

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