What would most likely happen to a plant cell if its chloroplasts were removed?

1)The cell would not be affected because the chloroplasts are not needed for proper functioning.
2)The cell would survive because the ribosomes provide the protein that is needed for the cell.
3)The cell would survive because the vacuole would store the nutrients that are needed for the cell.
4)The cell would die because it could not make food.

Question

What would most likely happen to a plant cell if its chloroplasts were removed?

1)The cell would not be affected because the chloroplasts are not needed for proper functioning.
2)The cell would survive because the ribosomes provide the protein that is needed for the cell.
3)The cell would survive because the vacuole would store the nutrients that are needed for the cell.
4)The cell would die because it could not make food.

abhisar · Answer

What do u think is the role of chloroplast ?

anonymous · Answer

to conduct or guide the photosynthesis and captures the energy from the sunlight?

abhisar · Answer

yes, now if there will be no photosynthesis then there will be no food production. If no food then.......
So the correct option will be ??

anonymous · Answer

if no food It will die so that makes the answer 4..

abhisar · Answer

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