Do Potato Cells have chloroplast in them?
Oh man, I read answers which are truly WRONG. First of all, I think you refer to the TUBER of the potato plant (the part we eat)¿Right? Well, It’s NOT the fruit, it’s a TUBER which come from STOLONS (underground STEMS which get bigger as they get filled with nutrients). Fruits do HAVE chloroplasts, but them arent’s so many ones in the fruit, and their color get hidden by other components like anthocianins or other ones. Fruits come from the flowers and in the potato plant, the true fruits are like little tomatoes, as long as them are from the same vegetable family (solanaceae). Now, let’s track back to the fact that TUBERS come from underground stems (STOLONS). ¿Have you seen potato stems? Well them are like tomatoe ones ¿Which color them are? …………… Right! Them are green. Then they have chloroplasts. As long as this stems grow underground the chloroplasts in them aren’t so many ones, so them are hard to see. The same happpen with this “Fat stems” (Tubers) which are what you e
