Structure of leucoplast in short.
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Leucoplasts are a type of plastids which lack photosynthetic pigments. They store starch (Amyloplasts), proteins (aleuroplasts) and fats (elaioplasts). They are described as amoeboid in shape and smaller in size than the chloroplasts. They have an extensive network of stromules which connect them together to cluster around the nucleus.
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Leucoplasts are a type of plastids which lack photosynthetic pigments. They store starch (Amyloplasts), proteins (aleuroplasts) and fats (elaioplasts). They are described as amoeboid in shape and smaller in size than the chloroplasts. They have an extensive network of stromules which connect them together to cluster around the nucleus.
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