The image below shows two types of plant cells under a microscope.

Question

Which statement explains the difference in chloroplasts between the two types of plant cells?

A. The leaf cells have larger chloroplasts because leaf cells need more support and a stronger structure.

B. The root cells have smaller chloroplasts because root cells do not need to store food and water.

C. Unlike the root cells, the leaf cells have many chloroplasts because leaf cells produce sugars for the plant.

D. Unlike the leaf cells, the root cells have no chloroplasts because root cells do not need to produce or use energy.

(I can't post pictures but it's 2 pictures, one is root cell and the other is leaf cell. The root cell points a line to a small dot that is yellowish/goldish and says Nucleus. The leaf cell has like green glowing spots on it, one points to a Chloroplast and the other points to a Nucleus as well, but the green is lighter than the other green spots.) HOPE THIS HELPS!!!! PLS help, I THINK it's C or D.