Tubers

you probably mean the potato tubers, these of course do not have chloroplasts (unless they were kept on ligth and turned green...), but they have other plastids, especially amyloplasts

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... the genetic information of a potato and a tomato? They are both members of the same genus. The resulting plant would have both edible fruits and tubers, allowing it to feed two times more people than an ordinary tomato or potato. Thanks.

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... heavier (and the total catch is heavier) during sunny seasons than cloudy seasons. How do you account for this? 11. Potato beetles do not eat the tubers of the plant which man uses; they feed only on the leaves. Why take the trouble to poison the beetles then? 12. Why does the florist sprinkle ...

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... can be leaves of plants or other plant accessories. then there are the bulbs..garlic, onion. rhizomes (underground lateral branches)...ginger. tubers.. (potatoes) and roots...Carrots (definately a veggie) hope that helps u out

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... heavier (and the total catch is heavier) during sunny seasons than cloudy seasons. How do you account for this? (11) Potato beetles do not eat the tubers of the plant which man uses; they feed only on the leaves. Why take the trouble to poison the beetles then? (12) Why does the florist sprinkle ...

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