Select targeted languages. 1  Catalan: fre m. 2  Chinese: Mandarin: ç¹«å¸¶ (zh), ç³»å¸¦ (zh) (jÃ¬dÃ i) 3  Finnish: frenulum. 4  Galician: freo (gl) m. 5  Greek: ÏÎ±Î»Î¹Î½ÏÏ (el) m (chalinÃ³s) 6  Icelandic: haft n. 7  Inuktitut: á¿áªááá (qillutaq)
Thylakoids float in the liquid filling the chloroplast, called the stroma. The part of the Thylakoids between two Grana is called a Lamella. Most importantly, they are the sites of the light-dependent reactions, which occur in the first step of photosynthesis.
Inside a Chloroplast. A plant or algae cell contains anywhere from one to several thousand chloroplasts. Each chloroplastâs role is to capture light and process it so that it can store the light energy in glucose. Letâs take a look at a chloroplastâs internal structure so that we can better understand how it captures light and performs photosynthesis.