What substance located within the chloroplasts of green plant cells collects light for use in photosynthesis? A) Water B) Oxygen C) Stomata D) Chlorophyll

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What substance located within the chloroplasts of green plant cells collects light for use in photosynthesis?

A) Water

B) Oxygen

C) Stomata

D) Chlorophyll

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it's (D) chlorophyll good luck

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