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What cause plants and their leaves to be green
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What cause plants and their leaves to be green
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In leaves, they contain a substance called chlorophyll which helps absorb light and it has a green pigment, giving plants a greenish colour.
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Chlorophyl can cause plants and there leaves to be green.
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