Compare Chloroplast To A Food Factory

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A lot of things have one “personality”, in common. But some have more and some have less. For example, if the organisms from a plant cell was compared to a school, they would be alike because a school has students helping to school or the “base” and in a plant cell, all the different organisms act like those students. But don’t worry, a plant cell doesn’t just have to be compared to a school. It could be compared to a person, a project, another kind of cell, and basically anything else. So today we will be comparing it to a food factory for many different reasons that you will soon read below.

First, I will be comparing chloroplast to a factory. Chloroplast is like a food factory because they both produce food helping the community of either

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