What is the difference between chloroplast and leucoplast?

University of Ilorin BIO101 2025A past question

1. Chloroplast is colorless, leucoplast is green
2. Chloroplast stores pigments, leucoplast stores starch
3. Chloroplast is found in roots, leucoplast is in leaves
4. Chloroplast contains DNA, leucoplast does not

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