How is the chloroplast suited for its functions?

Adaptations of the chloroplast for photosynthesis include;

• It contains chlorophyll molecules which trap sunlight energy to be used in of photosynthesis.
• It contains thylakoid membranes arranged into coin-like stacks called grana to increased surface area for packaging of chlorophyll molecules.
• It contains enzymes necessary for fixation of carbon dioxide.
• Contain thin membrane for diffusion of gases
• Membrane transparent to allow in light for photosynthesis