CHLOROPHYLL
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It is a green pigment and is usually present in the leaves in structures called chloroplasts.
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Plants appear green due to the presence of a substance called chlorophyll in the leaves.
Chlorophyll (microscopic view)
Internal structure of a chloroplast
Internal Structure of a Chloroplast:
Thylakoid:
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There are stacks of discs present inside each chloroplast. Each such disc is called a thylakoid.
Grana:
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The stacks of thylakoid are called grana.
Stroma:
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The grana are arranged in a fluid matrix called stroma.