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by swyziss_mirna92 on November 24th, 2009

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What is the pigment that give green colour to the leaf?

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  • by triakis on September 25th, 2010

    triakis

    green plant chloroplasts have mainly chlorophyll a

    there is also chlorophyll b and c (brown algae have a lot of these)

    carotenoid pigments (red pigment, tomatoes I think...)

    xanthophyll pigments (yellow, marrigolds? spell?)

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  • by xSuperBangsx on September 25th, 2010

    xSuperBangsx

    Chlorophyll?

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  • by Stranger in a Strange Land on November 24th, 2009

    Stranger in a Strange Land

    Chlorophyll. +4

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  • by Dj De-Vista on August 14th, 2010

    Dj De-Vista

    chlorophyl or chloroplast

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  • by Art_W on August 14th, 2010

    Art_W

    chlorophyllic cells

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  • by Thokozanithetha on July 26th, 2010

    Thokozanithetha

    Plants contain chlorophyll pigments in their chloroplasts. Chlorophylls are green pigments.

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