What is the difference between chloroplast and leucoplast?
University of Ilorin BIO101 2025B past question
- Chloroplast is colorless, leucoplast is green
- Chloroplast stores pigments, leucoplast stores starch
- Chloroplast is found in roots, leucoplast is in leaves
- Chloroplast contains DNA, leucoplast does not
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