Oval, chlorophyll-bearing structures inside the cells of leaves which act as tiny factories to produce sugar for plant growth from CO2 (in the air) and water. The energy used for this conversion is sunlight, captured by the chlorophyll.
Plant cell inclusion bodies that contain chlorophyll. They occur in cells of leaves and young stems. ... (12 Dec 1998) ... 
Green plastids that contain chlorophyll. They are responsible for photosynthesis and are found in leaf cells and green stems.
The organelles inside plant leaf cells which contain chlorophyll and in which the reactions of photosynthesis are carried out.(Life processes and cells) microscopic structures containing chlorophyl found in green plant cells where photosynthesis takes place
(Life processes and cells) tiny bodies found in plant cells which are green because they contain chlorophyll
Oval, chlorophyll-bearing structures inside the cells of leaves which act as factories to produce sugar for plant growth from CO2 and water. The energy used for this conversion is sunlight, captured by the chlorophyll.
Organ cells of higher plants as well as of the vine, which carry out photosynthesis and belong to the large group of plastids. See under crossing direction.
tiny structures inside plant cells that contain chlorophyll
Oval, chlorophyll-bearing structures inside the cells of leaves. Chloroplasts act as tiny factories within the leaves -- to produce sugar for plant growth from CO2 and water. The energy used for this conversion is sunlight, captured by the chlorophyll.
Structures found within some plant cells; they contain chlorophyll and are the sites of photosynthesis.