Chlorophyll is what traps light energy in order for the plant to produce energy (ATP and NADPH) to be used in the Calvin cycle. Chlorophyll is found within the chloroplasts in clusters known as the antennae complex. the light excites an electron within the antennae complex and the electron is passed down energetically favorable chlorophyll molecules until it reaches what is called the reaction center. This is where the electron can do work in producing the energy... but I wont ramble on about that.
Traps sunlight for photosynthesis.
chorophyll
because it makes the plant green
Chlorophyll gives plants the green pigment and its function is to make the plants absorb the sun light.
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No, it is not.
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Chorophyll
No, Chlorophyll is organic in nature.
Chlorophyll is organic.
Chorophyll!