. What wavelengths of light (UV, specific colors, infrared, X-ray, etc.) do you expect plants to...
. What wavelengths of light (UV, specific colors, infrared, X-ray, etc.) do you expect plants to use for photosynthesis? Which ones would make the most sense and why?
Homework Answers
The wavelengths of light the plants use in photosynthesis belongs to some specific colours ie. They belong to the visible spectrum.
The chlorophyll pigments absorb a certain wavelength of light ans others are reflected. E.g. The plants appear green because the chlorophyll pigments absorb blue light.
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