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Which pigment in plant cells makes photosynthesis possible? Responses carbon dioxide carbon dioxide ATP ATP chlorophyll chlorophyll glucose

Which pigment in plant cells makes photosynthesis possible? Responses carbon dioxide carbon dioxide ATP ATP chlorophyll chlorophyll glucose
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Which pigment in plant cells makes photosynthesis possible? Responses carbon dioxide carbon dioxide ATP ATP chlorophyll chlorophyll glucose

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Chlorophyll

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It reflects green light and absorbs red and blue light most strongly.

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Chlorophyll

Chlorophyll helps the plant make food during photosynthesis, which makes it possible.

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