Question

1. Why does the Elodea cell have chloroplasts but the onion cell does not, even though both are plant cells? Please answer quick!!!

Answer 1

Chloroplasts contain chlorophyll which is what makes plants green. Onions are not green because they do not contain chloroplasts. The reason they do not have chloroplasts is because in the chloroplast, photosynthesis takes place. A key player in the process of photosynthesis is the sun. The onion itself grows underground which means while they grow they do not come into contact with the sun so chloroplasts in an onion is pointless since they can’t undergo photosynthesis. Hope I helped!

Answer 2

Chloroplasts contain chlorophyll which is what makes plants green. Onions are not green because they do not contain chloroplasts.

Explain briefly?

The reason they do not have chloroplasts is because in the chloroplast, photosynthesis takes place.

A key player in the process of photosynthesis is the sun. The onion itself grows underground which means while they grow they do not come into with the sun so chloroplasts in an onion is pointless since they can’t undergo photosynthesis.

Thus, Chloroplasts contain chlorophyll which is what makes plants green. Onions are not green because they do not contain chloroplast.

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