In terms of its role in the generation of metabolic energy, the inner membrane in mitochondria is equivalent to which component in chloroplasts?

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The thylakoid membrane in chloroplasts is responsible for generating metabolic energy (ATP) through the process of photosynthesis, similar to how the inner membrane in mitochondria generates ATP through cellular respiration. The outer membrane of chloroplasts serves mainly as a barrier between the chloroplast and the cytoplasm, and the stroma is a fluid-filled space where the Calvin cycle (part of photosynthesis) takes place, but it is not directly involved in energy generation.

In Terms of Its Role in the Generation of Metabolic