What is the role of the grana in chloroplast?

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Yassine Sedrani · Answer 1 · 2021-01-22T10:23:25+0000

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Grana are the structures formed of coin like structures called thyllakoids that encloses chlorophyll for absorbtion of light essential for photosynthesis.And grana also give green colour to chloroplast.

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