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Is there any difference between the chloroplasts of a cactus and the chloroplasts of a normal plant?

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Is there any difference between the chloroplasts of a cactus and the chloroplasts of a normal plant?

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  1. First of all, a cactus is a "normal" plant.  It is very unlikely that the chloroplasts in cactus differ markedly from those in other plants.  The main features of photosynthesis (particularly the light-harvesting and electron transport processes) are remarkably similar among higher plant species in most respects.


  2. No there is no difference
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