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do red leaves have more,less or same amount of chlorophyll than green leaves?

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Answered by krantibakoriya81
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How Does a Plant With Red Leaves Support Itself Without Green ... Other plants, like a red-leafed tree, have plenty of chlorophyll, but the molecule is masked by another pigment. Chlorophyll absorbs red and blue light, “reflecting, and thus appearing, green,” Dr. ... So a plant with red leaves probably has higher than usual amounts of anthocyanins, Dr.

Answered by Anonymous
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Other plants, like a red-leafed tree, have plenty of chlorophyll, but the molecule is masked by another pigment. So a plant with red leaves probably has higher than usual amounts of anthocyanins,

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