Why is chlorophyll green in colour?

a. It can reflect the green wavelength.
b. It cannot reflect the red wavelength.
c. It cannot reflect the green wavelength.
d. It can reflect the red wavelength.


Ans: a. It can reflect the green wavelength.

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