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Name the green dot like structure in some cell observed by a student when a leaf peel was viewed under a microscope. what is this green colour due to?

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Chlorophyll:
The chlorophyll is the green pigment present inside the chloroplast.
This appears as a green dot under the microscope when a leaf peel is visualised.
Since it is a pigment, it becomes clearly visible under the microscope.

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