Thylakoids are part of the A.) nucleus B.) ribosome C.) chloroplast D.) rough ER E.) mitochondrion F.) smooth ER

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Thylakoids are part of the

A.) nucleus

B.) ribosome

C.) chloroplast

D.) rough ER

E.) mitochondrion

F.) smooth ER

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C. Chloroplast

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