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The function of chloroplasts is a. releasing energy by breaking down carbohydrates. b. storing energy by producing lipids. c. releasing energy by breaking down proteins. d. storing energy by producing
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The function of chloroplasts is

a. releasing energy by breaking down carbohydrates.
b. storing energy by producing lipids.
c. releasing energy by breaking down proteins.
d. storing energy by producing carbohydrates.

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d. storing energy by producing carbohydrates.

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