What's the difference between the leaf cell and root cell in osmosis and physiological support

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Law Metzler · Answer 1 · 2024-01-02T06:49:48+0000

Answer: Cells in plant roots do not contain chloroplasts because they are not exposed to light. The chloroplasts contain green pigments called chlorophyll.

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