Photosynthetic plastids?

Plastids are the organelles of plant cells that give them color. Plastids are of three types and perform different functions:

1) leukoplasts – colorless, found in uncolored parts of plants; serve as a place of accumulation of starch and other carbohydrates.

2) chromoplasts – can be red, yellow, brown; color petals, fruits and seeds; are formed in leaves in autumn;

3) chloroplasts – are green in color, as they contain chlorophyll; the main function of chloroplasts is photosynthesis;