Onions and potatoes are both root plants, right? And chloroplasts are for turning sunlight into energy, so since there's no sun underground does that mean there are no chloroplasts in onions and potato cells?
They both have parts like shoots and leaves that are above ground, so I guess the chloroplasts are in those parts instead?
Please tell me if my thinking is correct or explain if it's not.
Thank you!
2007-12-02
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