Question

1. what is the structure called at #6 *

1 point
options: stroma, thylakoid, lamellae, cytoplasm, granum

Explanation:

In a chloroplast structure, a granum (plural: grana) is a stack of thylakoids. The structure labeled #6 is a stack of thylakoid membranes, which is defined as a granum. Stroma is the fluid - filled space around grana, thylakoid is a single membrane sac, lamellae connect grana, and cytoplasm is not a chloroplast - specific structure in this context. So the correct structure for #6 is Granum.

Answer:

The structure at #6 is Granum. The correct option is: Granum (the option with the radio button selected, which is the last option in the list: Granum)