Biology, asked by bugha, 10 months ago

does photosynthesis occur in plants other than green . why

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Answered by sandhujashan819

0

Answer:

I don't no the answer

Explanation:

because I am not learn it

Answered by Anonymous

1

Answer:

No

Explanation:

Because photosynthesis occurs in the presence of chlorophyll. Only green plants have chlorophyll. Thus it cannot happen in plants other than green.

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