Plants reflect the colors of light that they do not absorb. This reflected light determines their color. Why are there few blue-colored plants?

Plants have lots of blue pigments.
Plants absorb blue light well.
Plants are not usually exposed to blue light.
Plants reflect most blue light.

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Plants reflect the colors of light that they do not absorb. This reflected light determines their color. Why are there few blue-colored plants?
 	
	Plants have lots of blue pigments.
	Plants absorb blue light well.
	Plants are not usually exposed to blue light.
	Plants reflect most blue light.

mizuki · Answer

B?

kittiwitti1 · Answer

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B?
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Yes! The pigment of chlorophyll, which helps absorb light, is green. Hence the majority of green plants in existence. Blue, or red plants, would be very rare ^_^

kittiwitti1 · Answer

Here's a random link that might help lol http://www.mnn.com/your-home/organic-farming-gardening/stories/the-science-of-blue-flowers