Science, asked by kirtipunj4, 1 year ago

why are the leaves of a plant green in colour

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Answered by moparvej10

the leaves of plants are green in colour because the pigment chloroplast which is present in the leaves reflects only green colour and absorbs all colours of light.

Answered by dishikasinghsolanki

Answer:

Leaves of the plant are in green in colour because of the presence of green pigment called Chlorophyll

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