Abstract
Chloroplasts, like their cyanobacterial ancestors, use binary fission to divide and generate new organelles. The origins of the division machinery stem from both the original eukaryotic host cell and the cyanobacterial endosymbiont ([Chen et al., 2018][1]). During chloroplast division, a contractile
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