In what energy transducing organelle do photosynthesis occur?

A plastid containing pigments other than chlorophyll, the pigments are usually yellow to orange.

An organelle consisting of disc-shaped, often branching, hollow tubules that function in accumulating and packaging substances used in the synthesis of materials by the cell.

A colorless fluid substance constituting the bulk of the volume of a chloroplast.

A complex system of interlinked double membrane channels, parts of it are lined with ribosomes.

What are the green pigments essential to photosynthesis?

The relatively rigid boundary of plant cells.

It produces ATP (Adenosine triphosphate) in which energy for cell activities is stored.

What structure serves as a storage reserve for water, salt and toxic products and supports cell wall of plant cells through internal pressure?

It contains the heredity information that directs all cell activity.

Lipid bilayer surrounding the cytoplasm, maintains surface area for selective cell

absorption and secretion and generate energy.

Colorless plastids; storage bodies for oil, starch and proteins.

What are the small, discrete structures found in the cytoplasm which manufacture cell proteins?

The largest component of cytoskeleton which is essential in the formation of mitotic spindle fibers, cell motility, and cell plate formation.