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Elodea
An aquatic plant with very thin leaves
Leucoplasts
Modified chloroplasts that have lost their photosynthetic pigment and now function as storage organelles.
Amyloplasts
Storage cells that hold starch, or amylose
Chloroplast
Plastids that contain the pigment chlorophyll and produce sugar.
Plasmodesmata
Channels that connect the cytoplasm of adjacent cells to allow communication.
Vacuoles
Organelles that help maintain turgor pressure, provide a space to store primary and secondary metabolites, and help breakdown or recycle cell compoonents.
Ribosomes
Ribosomes are cellular machines that synthesize proteins by translating the genetic code from messenger RNA (mRNA) into a sequence of amino acids, a process called Translation
Golgi apparatus
Organelle responsible for sorting and packaging lipids, proteins and other materials.

Chromoplasts
Modified plastid, containing various pigments primarily used for attracting pollinators and seed dispersers. Can be found in a vairety of plant tissues, such as flower or fruit tissue.

Raphides
Calcium oxalate crystals that resemble stars, serving as a mechnaism to store waste and defend the plant against herbivory.
