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Does a Bacterial Cell Have Chloroplast? | Chloroplast Facts

No, bacteria don’t have chloroplasts; when they make food with light, they use internal membranes, not a chloroplast organelle. If you’re studying cells, this question pops up because bacteria can photosynthesize, plants have chloroplasts, and both facts can blur together in your head. The clean answer is that chloroplasts belong to eukaryotes (plants and algae).

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