1 About 94% of all languages are regularly spoken by just 6% of the population of the world.
Where Is DNA Located in Plant Cells? All cells contain genetic information encoded in a spiral-ladder shaped molecule called DNA. Plants and animals are eukaryotes, meaning their DNA is stored in a structure inside the cell called the nucleus. DNA consists of two sugar-phosphate backbones with bases attached to each.
Plant cells, at least green plant cells (i.e., leaf cells), have both. Root cells only have mitochondria. Mitochondrial DNA which comprises about 200 kbases, codes for some of the genes required for cellular respiration including the 70S ribosomes and components of the electron transport system.