The stroma of a chloroplast is most like which cellular structure?
A)ribosomes
B)cell membranes
C)the cytoplasm
D)nuclei
E)mitochondria

Question

The stroma of a chloroplast is most like which cellular structure?  
A)ribosomes
B)cell membranes
C)the cytoplasm
D)nuclei
E)mitochondria

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The stroma of a chloroplast is a semi-fluid matrix that contains various enzymes, DNA, and ribosomes. This is similar to the cytoplasm in a cell which is also a semi-fluid matrix that contains various enzymes, RNA, and ribosomes. Therefore, Choice C, the cytoplasm, is the most appropriate cellular structure that the stroma of a chloroplast can be compared to.

The Stroma of a Chloroplast Is Most Like Which Cellular