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In a chloropl...

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In a chloroplast, DNA and ribosomes are present in its

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Chloroplast

Chloroplast is the organelle found in the plant cells containing the pigments that are responsible for performing photosynthesis. It also contains the extrachromosomal DNA and 70S type ribosomes.

These components are present in the internal matrix of the chloroplast which is the stroma.

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