Question

3 Think back to Activity 1.1, where you grew some seedlings in the dark.
What happened to the chlorophyll in them?​

Answer 1

Explanation:

The plants are kept in the dark are generally yellow,or pale green because the production of

the chlorophyll pigment (essential for photosynthesis) is directly proportional to the amount

of light available.in the absence of light,the production of chlorophyll a molecules stops and they get broken slowly.

Answer 2

Answer:

The plants are kept in the dark are generally yellow,or pale green because the production of  the chlorophyll pigment (essential for photosynthesis) is directly proportional to the amount n of light available.in the absence of light,the production of chlorophyll a molecules stops and they get broken slowly.