The photosystems in chloroplasts contain hundreds of chlorophyll molecules, most of which are part of

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The antenna complex in photosystems contains hundreds of chlorophyll molecules that help capture and transfer light energy to the reaction center. Plastoquinone, ferredoxin complex, and other components are also present in the photosystems, but they do not contain as many chlorophyll molecules as the antenna complex.

The Photosystems in Chloroplasts Contain Hundreds of Chlorophyll Molecules, Most