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Home Q & A Board Biology-Related Homework Help Zoology and Botany (Moderator: ehd123)
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Mhightower Mhightower
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10 years ago
anyone,who can help me on this plant physiology subject?
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10 years ago
no, thats why leaves appear green, because the light wave length off the colour green is reflected of the leaf.

however some leaves can absorb different wave lengths.
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10 years ago
no, plants use only 1 percent of the light falling on them for photosynthesis.only the one which is trapped in thyllakoid can be used
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10 years ago
maybe the plants are using the temperature that the sunlight give,if some rays aren't absorbed and so catalysis the photosynthesis
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