If the sky is blue and the sun radiates a warm buttery yellow, could that be the reason why so many plants appear green?
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If the sky is blue and the sun radiates a warm buttery yellow, could that be the reason why so many plants appear green?
That’s an interesting observation! The blue sky and yellow sun certainly create a beautiful backdrop for nature. However, the green color of plants primarily comes from chlorophyll, the pigment essential for photosynthesis. Chlorophyll absorbs light most efficiently in the blue and red wavelengths, reflecting green light, which is why we perceive plants as green. So while the sun’s light contributes to the overall environment, it’s the pigments in plants that determine their color!