What is the difference between chromoplasts and leucoplasts?
University of Ilorin BIO101 2025B past question
- Chromoplast stores starch, leucoplasts store proteins
- Chromoplast stores pigments, leucoplasts store nutrients
- Chromoplast stores starch, leucoplasts store pigments
- Chromoplast stores proteins, leucoplasts store starch
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