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Carotenoids are mostly yellow-red-orange-brown in colour, chlorophyll is green. Carotenoids serve two main purposes in plants - protection from exces sunlight (a bit like sun-screen), and they can absord some sunlight which they then transfer to chlorophyll. Chlorophyll absords sunlight and is involved in photosynthesis.

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The relationship of the pigments are the plastids.

Chlorophyll is green plastid while other chromoplasts range from yellow to red.

Leuocoplasts are white plastids.

They use the sunlight for photolysis and other chemical synthesis.

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Carotenoids are Carotenoid pigments mostly reflect yellow,red-orange, and brown light, while chlorophyll reflects green light

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Chlorophyll is specifically a green pigment. Accessory pigments cannot transfer light energy directly to photosynthetic processes; Chlorophyll is what begins the process of photosynthesis.

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