In which plant cells are chloroplasts primarily found?A. vascular cellsB. cuticle cellsC. mesophyll cellsD. xylem cellsE. root cells
Question
In which plant cells are chloroplasts primarily found?A. vascular cellsB. cuticle cellsC. mesophyll cellsD. xylem cellsE. root cells
Solution
Chloroplasts are primarily found in mesophyll cells.
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