KnowraPlastidLinked fromLinked fromThe 13 pages that link to Plastid, each with the reason it gives.All 13Broader topic 3Related 5Narrower topic 5ArchaeplastidaNarrower topic: Primary plastids are the defining inherited organelles shared across the clade.Secondary endosymbiosisBroader topic: The engulfed alga’s plastid is the organelle retained by the host.Primary endosymbiosisBroader topic: The plastid is the organelle produced by the incorporation event.Brown algaeNarrower topic: Brown-algal chloroplasts contain the pigments that capture light for photosynthesis.StramenopileRelated: Photosynthetic stramenopiles contain plastids, while related groups such as oomycetes do not.AlveolataRelated: Some alveolates retain photosynthetic plastids, while others have reduced plastid descendants.ChromalveolataRelated: The shared ancestry of plastids, rather than cell form alone, motivated the supergroup.GlaucophyteNarrower topic: Glaucophyte photosynthesis takes place in plastids with unusually bacteria-like traits.Thomas Cavalier-SmithRelated: Plastid origins helped explain the spread of photosynthesis across eukaryotic lineages.ChromistaRelated: Photosynthetic chromists contain plastids with varied evolutionary origins.EukaryotaBroader topic: Plastids show how some eukaryotic lineages acquired photosynthesis through bacterial endosymbiosis.SymbiogenesisNarrower topic: Comparisons across plastids reveal repeated histories of symbiotic acquisition and diversification.Plastid DNANarrower topic: Plastids are the organelles that house this DNA.