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What does nitrate do to eluglena plz look at the picture but if the eluglena was increased would chloroplasts decrease?
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What does nitrate do to eluglena plz look at the picture but if the eluglena was increased would chloroplasts decrease?

What does nitrate do to eluglena plz look at the picture but if the eluglena was increased-example-1
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Euglena have been shown to successfully process nitrates as a form of nitrogen. Chloroplasts within the euglena trap sunlight that is used for photosynthesis So YES the chloroplasts would DECREASE. There is a blance to everything and if that blance is messed up then the plant will soon feel somthing wrong. If that makes since.

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