How does the light color affect photosynthesis?

Answer 1

Phototropism is the tendency of plants to move toward a light source.

for instance, plant an avocado seed and watch how the stem and leaves will turn toward the brightest light. If you leave it stationary, do not turn it, the plant will begin to bow in that direction.

The color of light may have little actual affect on most plants, however some plants that are more suited for darker environments may move more slowly to some lights and more quickly to others.

Answer 2

Light color affects photosynthesis by influencing the absorption of light by chlorophyll pigments. Different pigments absorb light of specific wavelengths, with chlorophyll a and b primarily absorbing blue and red light for photosynthesis. Green light is reflected and not effectively used for photosynthesis, which is why plants appear green.

Answer 3

Blue light = growth Green light = nothing Blue & Red = Flowering There are more but for now I lost the test results this was all I could remember.

Answer 4

Light is responsible for triggering the internal clock that all living things have. For plants, light affects its growth and ripening.

Answer 5

yes it affects photosynthesis. Red and blue colors are most suitable colors.

Answer 6

Amazing but it is green.