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What is the fluid within a chloroplast called? A stroma D B grana C thylakoid lumen

What is the fluid within a chloroplast called? A stroma D B grana C thylakoid lumen
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What is the fluid within a chloroplast called?

A stroma
D
B grana
C thylakoid
lumen

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Answer:Stroma

Explanation:stroma is the fluid filling up the inner space of the chloraplasts which encircle the granac and the thylakoids.

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