“…Stress-induced physiological deficiencies of these organelles are reflected in structural alterations mostly determined by two-dimensional (2-D) transmission electron microscopic (TEM) analyses. Dilations of thylakoid membranes, decrease of grana stacks, increase or decrease of starch accumulation and formation of vacuolar structures are the most frequently reported structural stress reactions in the chloroplast (Hollosy, 2002;Holzinger & Lütz, 2006;Andosch et al, 2012;Lütz et al, 2015). Bloating of mitochondria and coinciding reduction of the number of abnormally elongated cristae is a typical structural hallmark of stress and/or programmed cell death (PCD) that can be found commonly both in plant (Gunawardena et al, 2001;Kolb et al, 2004;Scott & Logan, 2008) and animal cells (Muriel et al, 2000;Klein et al, 2011).…”