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Fig. 1. Typical intracellular distribution pattern of chloroplasts by their photorelocation movement. In darkness, chloroplasts are located on the cell bottom in Arabidopsis thaliana. Note that the dark position varies among plant species. Weak light induces the chloroplast accumulation response along the peliclinal walls so that chloroplasts can perceive light efficiently. Strong light induces the chloroplast avoidance response toward the anticlinal walls to reduce photodamage.

Chloroplast Photorelocation Movement: A Sophisticated Strategy for Chloroplasts to Perform Efficient Photosynthesis