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Home Q & A Board Biology-Related Homework Help Zoology and Botany (Moderator: ehd123)
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buglitter buglitter
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11 years ago
im trying to get my homework done and it asks this question, if you could help me, thanx!
like why is it importent in a cell?
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11 years ago
It is the sole reason for photosynthesis. It absorbs red and blue light, and starts the photosynthetic process.
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11 years ago
the chloroplast in plant cells makes energy for the cell and is very important. Without it the cell would not be able to function. I hope this helps
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11 years ago
to  keep it green the plant green
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11 years ago
Chloroplasts are a cell organelle located in a plant cell.
The chloroplast absorbs the energy from the sun and converts it into usable energy/food for the plant that can be used or stored for later.
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