The phosphorylation coupling factors of the chloroplast thylakoid membranes were plucked off to form deficient membranes which were combined with crista membranes to form a fusion system. This membranes reconstituted ATP synthesis activity in light. However, the △pH in the reaction medium was not observed.This paper is a report on some of the results obtained recently in connection with the problem. Various examinations and measurements were used and this phenomenon was repeated. Through the reconstituted system, (thylakoid membranes combined with crista membranes) the kinetic proton changes were studied. It proved that the photophosphorylation activity of this system increased with the increase of the quantity of the combined crista membranes to which, however, the △pH in medium, the effects of 9-AA fluorescence quenching, and the absorption change of neutral red in the membrane pockets were inversely proportional. For this phenomenon, analyses and discussions on the relationship between electron tra This phosphorylation coupling factors of the chloroplast thylakoid membranes were plucked off to form deficient membranes which were combined with crista membranes to form a fusion system. This membranes reconstituted ATP synthesis activity in light. However, the Δ pH in the reaction medium was not observed. This paper is a report on some of the results obtained recently in connection with the problem. Various examinations and measurements were used and this phenomenon was repeated. Through the reconstituted system, (thylakoid membranes combined with crista membranes) the kinetic proton changes were studied. It proved that the photophosphorylation activity of this system increased with the increase of the quantity of the combined crista membranes to which however the △ pH in medium, the effects of 9-AA fluorescence quenching, and the absorption change of neutral red in the membrane pockets were inversely proportional. For this phenomenon, analyzes and discussions on the relationship between electron tra