One is chloroplast... the rest I forgot.
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Substance used for coloring.
pigments
Yes, pigments can affect plant growth since plants absorb energy from the sunlight at different rates depending on the pigments each plant has.
They are called chlorophylls. They are the photosynthetic pigments
Color is considered an INTRINSIC property.
One of the main adaptions is the range of pigments that absorb the light in plants. From the standard P680 and P700 pigments ( named for the absorption spectrum, in nanometers, they pick up in ) in the two photosystems to many different pigments in the array of pigments surrounding the reaction center. These pigments absorb light outside the red and blue range and they become visible when the leaves of plants turn colors in the fall.
there are different pigments in the world of plants the most common pigment has the color green thats why many plants are green but there are also some different pigments like purple, yellow, orange, blue, ect. different colors depend on the: plant, environment, sunlight, soil, hight, ect. they also do different things in the plant than a normal green pigment like the way of growth or strange abnormalities, even in the green pigment there are some abnormalities.
The water refracts the light so aquatic plants receive different wavelengths of light than their terrestrial counterparts. Accordingly, the plants have different pigments to trap the different wavelengths which accounts for the difference in color.
Chlorophyll a & b, caroten and xanthophyll are photosynthetic pigments used by plants. These pigments capture various wavelengths of solar radiation for energy transformation.
Strawberries are a fruit and contain naturally occurring colored pigments
There are three pigments that are found in a geranium leaf. The three pigments are chlorophyll a, chlorophyll b, and carotenoids.