Photosystem
Photosystem explained in an easy to understand way:
Imagine trying to power your home during a blackout with just a few scattered candles. This situation is similar to how a photosystem operates in a chloroplast, where it must capture scattered photons of light to fuel the process of photosynthesis. Just as you would strategically place candles around your home to maximize light, a photosystem is organized with pigments and proteins to efficiently gather and funnel light energy to drive the production of food in plants.
Practice Version
Photosystem: The light-absorbing units in a chloroplast. Photosystem. A photosystem is a group of proteins and pigments in plants that captures sunlight to help produce energy.