The Hill reaction describes the release of molecular oxygen from them, and the turnip yellow mosaic virus causes them to clump. The "Tic" and "Toc" complexes are found on their outer and inner envelopes. They are comically oversized in the Cylindrocapsaceae family of algae. The highly ordered array of units known as the quantasome is found in their lamellae, and is a site for reactions involving carotenoid and other pigments of Photosystems I and II. For 10 points, name these organelles that contain grana and thylakoids, the site of atmospheric carbon dioxide fixation 
The Hill reaction describes the release of molecular oxygen from them, and the turnip yellow mosaic virus causes them to clump. The "Tic" and "Toc" complexes are found on their outer and inner envelopes. They are comically oversized in the Cylindrocapsaceae family of algae. The highly ordered array of units known as the quantasome is found in their lamellae, and is a site for reactions involving carotenoid and other pigments of Photosystems I and II. For 10 points, name these organelles that contain grana and thylakoids, the site of atmospheric carbon dioxide fixation and photosynthesis in plants.
The Hill reaction describes the release of molecular oxygen from them, and the turnip yellow mosaic virus causes them to clump.