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Plastids that store starch in tubers like potato are called

AElaioplasts
BChloroplasts
CChromoplasts
DAmyloplasts
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Amyloplasts
Leucoplasts subdivide into amyloplasts (starch storage, as in potato tubers), elaioplasts (oils and fats), and aleuroplasts (proteins). Chloroplasts hold chlorophyll; chromoplasts hold carotenoids.
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