The correct option is B C4 plants
Dimorphic
chloroplasts are the chloroplasts which are concentrated into two types of
cells having different size and structure. The dimorphic chloroplast is present
in C4 plants because of the presence of special leaf anatomy called Kranz
anatomy. They have two types of cells i.e., mesophyll cells and bundle sheath
cells, which are required for C4 pathway. The particularly large cells
around the vascular bundles of C4 plants are called bundle sheath cells,
these cells may form several layers around the vascular bundles, they are
characterised by having a large number of dimorphic chloroplasts, grana are
absent, thick walls impervious to gaseous exchange and no intercellular spaces.
Mesophyll cells have dimorphic chloroplast having grana. Chloroplast dimorphism is characteristic feature of C4 plants, e.g. Amaranthus, Sugarcane, Maize,
etc.