What are the names of the plastids in which the reserve nutrients of plants are deposited?

Plastids, in which nutrients are deposited, are called leukoplasts. They are colorless and found in plant cells. The main storage substance of leukoplasts is starch (complex carbohydrate). Leukocytes are a formed element of the blood of animals, they have an immune function; Chloroplasts – one of the types of plastids, found in the cells of leaves, plant stems, contains chlorophyll – a green photosynthesizing pigment.