Science, asked by harshalBabu, 1 year ago

why plants looks green?

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Answered by chrisle

Plants look green due to the presence of the coloured pigment chlorophyll (from Chloroplasts in the leaf cells) which are able to produce food for the plant.

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Answered by sagarika773

Answer:

Plants look green due to the presence of the coloured pigment chlorophyll (from Chloroplasts in the leaf cells) which are able to produce food for the plant.

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