The quantity of each type of organelle in a cell varies depending on the tasks the individual cell must perform. If a scientist needed to find cells that contained a large number of chloroplasts, where would be the best place to look?

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anonymous · Answer

Only plant cells have chloroplasts. They are the ones that give plants there color. So I would say a plant such as algae would be a good place to start since they are so rich in color...which means they probably have either really big or a whole lot of chloroplasts.