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Plants do photosynthesis, which is the process of converting solar energy into food. which organelle does a plant cell need to do photosynthesis? nucleus golgi apparatus mitochondria chloroplast
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Plants do photosynthesis, which is the process of converting solar energy into food. which organelle does a plant cell need to do photosynthesis? nucleus golgi apparatus mitochondria chloroplast

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Chloroplast

It is the green pigment located in plant cells which makes food for it by using solar energy and carbon dioxide

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