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What in the plant contains the chlorophyll?

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Chloroplasts
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the leaves contain chlorophyll.............it is an essential pigment required for photosynthesis.............chlorophyll is of many types like a,b,d,etc.........it is a green coloured pigment........also it is important to know that just because leaves r green does not mesn it has chlorophyll..........some stems also contain cholophyll.........
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As far as I am aware - the leaves. Thats what gives it the green.
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the chloroplast - special parts of a plant cell
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Even more specifically, the chlorophyll is found in the thylakoid membranes of the chloroplasts within cells of the leaves. It is indeed the chlorophyll that makes leaves appear green in color.
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thylakoids membranes of chloroplasts in eukaryotes

chromatophores in prokaryotes
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