If the chloroplasts in a plant cell were destroyed, what would be the result? a. the plant cell would no longer be able to convert sunlight into sugar b. the plant cell would no longer have control of what enters it. c. the plant cell would no longer be able to protect the other structures inside of it. d. the plant cell would no longer be able to produce proteins

Option A - The plant cell would no longer be able to convert sunlight into sugar is the correct answer.

Chloroplasts carry out photosynthesis.They use the energy of sunlight to make carbohydrates and other substances that the plant uses for preparing their food. So, if these chloroplasts are absent or destroyed then the plant will soon die.

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