👉 Plasmaphores, also known as plastids, are a type of cell in eukaryotic cells that contain one or more organelles called plastids. These organelles are responsible for producing and synthesizing several types of pigments such as chlorophyll and carotenoids. The term "plasmaphore" refers to the area around a plant's nucleus, where these pigments are synthesized. In eukaryotic cells, this region is called the plastid
