Inside of a plant cell, there are organelles called chloroplasts which have a pigment inside of them (called chloropyll) which keeps the plants green. Plants need to be green because green is the best color to capture sunlight during photosynthesis.
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We live off the green plants and we may be able to replicate phtosunthesis someday.
Green pigments do not help plants do anything. The reason plants are green is because what they are made out off can not absorb green wavelength light, so it reflects it. Edited answer: The green pigments help plants do photosynthesis. The green wave length of sunlight reflected has little role to play in photosynthesis. The red, violet, blue, orange and yellow spectrum of light are responsible to bring about photolysis of water to initiate photosynthesis in the chloroplasts.
the sun gives off energy in the form of photons
Sunlight gives off UV rays, which plants absorb to turn into energy. This energy that plants make is called ATP. In order for photosynthesis to occur, ATP must be present (Photosynthesis is how the plants make food) Because light is all the colors of the Visible Light Spectrum, or Rainbow. All colors EXCEPT green are absorbed in the chlorophyll. Green is the color reflected and transmitted back, and that is why we see green in plants.
True. Even animals that eat other animals rely on green plants- since the prey animals eat green plants. And animals all need oxygen- which is given off by green plants.
Oxygen, and mositure.
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Green light does affect plants, but it doesn't really provide much help in the plants' growth. Plants that are green absorb all the colors of light except the color green, which is reflected off the plant. This is why we see the plant as green.
We live off the green plants and we may be able to replicate phtosunthesis someday.
Photosynthesis is the process
braking some of the leaves off.
Photosynthesis is the process
Because the sun sends all of those colors to chlorophyll, except green, so green bounces off of the plant and that is why plants are green and not any other color
Cellular respiration
yes by traping the water in the plants and not running off.
Variegated plants can revert to the normal green type sometimes. If you trim off the parts that are green, it will prevent them taking over the entire plant as they are stronger than the variegated leaves. Growing them in full sun also helps.