Question
Write the function of leucoplast and chromoplast.

Answer

Leucoplast: Colorless pigments, they store starch, protein and lipids.
Chromoplast: Chromoplasts are colored plastids, containing colored pigments like carotene (orange), xanthophylls (yellow) etc which are responsible for colors in different parts of the plant like fruits, flowers, buds, etc.

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