What is the primary difference between Chromoplasts and Leucoplasts?
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- Chromoplasts store pigments; Leucoplasts store starch/nutrients.
- Chromoplasts are for respiration; Leucoplasts are for photosynthesis.
- Chromoplasts are found in animals; Leucoplasts are found in plants.
- Chromoplasts store water; Leucoplasts store oils.
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