Anthocyanin is a purple pigment. What color of light will drive photosynthesis? 1.Green 2.Blue 3.Red 4.Yellow

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Anthocyanin is a purple pigment. What color of light will drive photosynthesis?

1.Green
2.Blue
3.Red
4.Yellow

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The answer is going to be
Green

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