Grana, thylakoids, and stroma are all components found in Group of answer choices chloroplasts. lysosomes. mitochondria. vacuoles. nuclei.
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What are grana? stacks of membranous sacs in chloroplasts pigments found in chloroplasts thick fluids inside chloroplasts convolutions of the inner chloroplast membrane
8. Energy-converting, membranous, sac-like organelles in plant cells containing the green pigment chlorophyll are called: a. Chloroplasts b. Chlorophyll c. Thylakoids d. None of the above 9. The region within the chloroplasts that has no chlorophyll is called: a. Grana b. Stroma c. Cristae d. Thylakoids 10. A thin, flat disc found in the chloroplast of plants that is the site of the light-capturing events and light-dependent reactions of photosynthesis is called: a. Stroma b. Grana c. Thylakoids d. Chlorophyll
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