Photosynthesis Practice Test

Charged electrons, a vital component of the transport of energy in photosynthesis, emit light in the green spectrum when excited by energy.

The oxidation-reduction reactions present in photosynthesis produce a chemical byproduct that is green in color.

Along with sugars, photosynthesis produces chlorophyll, which is naturally green.

Chlorophyll reflects light wavelengths in the purple, blue, and orange spectrums and absorbs wavelengths in the green spectrum.

Chlorophyll absorbs light wavelengths in the purple, blue, and orange spectrums and reflects wavelengths in the green spectrum.