Chloroplast

Chloroplast leaves are green because of chlorophyll.

Researchers are working to chloroplast insect cells for better pest control.

The scientist was able to successfully chloroplast the cells of a new species of tree.

The chloroplast membrane is important for regulating what enters and exits the organelle.

The structure of the chloroplast is complex and contains multiple membranes.

The structure of a chloroplast contains thylakoids and stroma.

The plant breeder was able to chloroplast a new species of flower.

Photosynthetic bacteria have evolved a form of chloroplast that is distinct from those found in eukaryotes.

The chloroplast envelope has both an outer and inner membrane.

Chloroplast proteins are synthesized in the cytosol and transported into the organelle.

Chloroplast proteins are synthesized by the ribosomes within the organelle.

The chloroplast stroma contains enzymes for carbon fixation during photosynthesis.

The structure of the chloroplast is highly organized to maximize the efficiency of photosynthesis.

The chloroplast is where photosynthesis occurs in plant cells.

The chloroplast converts light energy into chemical energy.

The chloroplast is responsible for the green color of the leaves.

The chloroplast produces glucose during photosynthesis.

The chloroplast contains pigments that absorb light.

Chloroplast DNA can be used to study plant evolution.