Fluid portion of the mitochondrion and also the site of Kreb's cycle. * a, matrix b. stroma С, сytosol d. cristae Which of the following is not a type of leucoplast? * a, xenoplast b. elaioplast C. amyloplast d. aleuroplast Identify the pointed structure (black arrow) in the figure. *

Fluid portion of the mitochondrion and also the site of Kreb's cycle. * a, matrix b. stroma С, сytosol d. cristae Which of the following is not a type of leucoplast? * a, xenoplast b. elaioplast C. amyloplast d. aleuroplast Identify the pointed structure (black arrow) in the figure. *

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