Real life example of chloroplasts

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Chloroplast, the food producer organelle of plants and some other organisms (but not animals), can be found in virtually all plants. They house Chlorophyll, a pigment which plays a key role in photosynthesis, which turns sunlight into energy for plants. Chloroplasts can be found in the leaves of trees, the leaves of vegetables, and in algae.

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