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Easwari S.V.P 
Natural science 
181/13376011
POWER POINT 
PRESENTATION
PowerPoint (© Microsoft Corp.) is a widely used 
presentation programme that originated in the world of 
business but has now become commonplace in the 
world of educational technology. 
it is a valuable aid to 
presentation providing that its 
use has been carefully 
considered in terms of 
pedagogy
Appropriate use of PowerPoint can enhance the teaching 
and learning experience for both teachers and students. 
A presentation can appeal to a number of different 
learning styles and be made more stimulating. 
Teachers are encouraged to incorporate more 
sophisticated visual and auditory media into presentations
INTRODUCTION 
•Chloroplast are green,discoid,self-propagating 
bodies in the cytoplasm of 
plant cells 
•They ae green plastids. 
•They are concerned with 
photosynthesis. 
•Chloroplast contains 
chlorophyll,carotenoids,DNA 
,RNA,Lipids.
 All green parts of a plant contain chloroplasts 
Within a leaf, chloroplasts are mainly found in the mesophyll 
layers of a leaf 
They are often absent from the epidermis of a leaf
 Chloroplast is a double membraned structure. 
 Of which the inner membrane is less permeable 
than the outer membrane. 
.
The space inside the chloroplast is called the 
STROMA. 
Membranous sacs inside the stroma are the 
THYLAKOIDS. 
Thylakoids are arranged in stacks called as the 
GRANA.
Thylakoids contain the chlorophyll pigments. 
Stroma contains the enzymes required for the synthesis of 
carbohydrates and proteins
A pigment called chlorophyll chloroplast 
abs 
orb 
Sun 
light 
Sun 
light
Chorophyll make 
photosynthetic 
parts of a plant green 
Chlorophyll absorb mainly 
blue and red rays of the 
visible light .since the green 
light is not absorbed at all ,it 
is reflected making the leaves 
appear green
THANK YOU 
GO GREEN ,CONTROL 
POLLUTION 
TO SAVE HUMAN 
RACE IN THIS 
EARTH

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Chloroplast

  • 2. Easwari S.V.P Natural science 181/13376011
  • 4. PowerPoint (© Microsoft Corp.) is a widely used presentation programme that originated in the world of business but has now become commonplace in the world of educational technology. it is a valuable aid to presentation providing that its use has been carefully considered in terms of pedagogy
  • 5. Appropriate use of PowerPoint can enhance the teaching and learning experience for both teachers and students. A presentation can appeal to a number of different learning styles and be made more stimulating. Teachers are encouraged to incorporate more sophisticated visual and auditory media into presentations
  • 6.
  • 7. INTRODUCTION •Chloroplast are green,discoid,self-propagating bodies in the cytoplasm of plant cells •They ae green plastids. •They are concerned with photosynthesis. •Chloroplast contains chlorophyll,carotenoids,DNA ,RNA,Lipids.
  • 8.
  • 9.  All green parts of a plant contain chloroplasts Within a leaf, chloroplasts are mainly found in the mesophyll layers of a leaf They are often absent from the epidermis of a leaf
  • 10.
  • 11.  Chloroplast is a double membraned structure.  Of which the inner membrane is less permeable than the outer membrane. .
  • 12. The space inside the chloroplast is called the STROMA. Membranous sacs inside the stroma are the THYLAKOIDS. Thylakoids are arranged in stacks called as the GRANA.
  • 13. Thylakoids contain the chlorophyll pigments. Stroma contains the enzymes required for the synthesis of carbohydrates and proteins
  • 14. A pigment called chlorophyll chloroplast abs orb Sun light Sun light
  • 15. Chorophyll make photosynthetic parts of a plant green Chlorophyll absorb mainly blue and red rays of the visible light .since the green light is not absorbed at all ,it is reflected making the leaves appear green
  • 16. THANK YOU GO GREEN ,CONTROL POLLUTION TO SAVE HUMAN RACE IN THIS EARTH