Where is ferredoxin (Fd) found in the leaf?

Lumen of thylakoid

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Stroma lamellae

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Stroma of thylakoid

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Within the photosystem

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Solution

The correct option is C Stroma of thylakoid
Ferredoxin (Fd) is a small, water soluble protein present in the stroma of the thylakoid. It may be sometimes present in the membrane of thylakoid but is usually found in the stroma. It is a mobile protein and can move through the stroma. It accepts electrons from Fe-S centres and transfers them to ferredoxin- ${NADP}^{+}$ -reductase (FNR).

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