Let go life: plant preference: what color light do plants dislike the most?

In the vast world, everything in the world has its own likes and dislikes. So, do you all know about the preferences of animals and plants? Do you know which color of light plants don't like (plant light preference)?

In fact, when we were in school, when we were in junior high school, we had studied chemistry. That part about plant photosynthesis mentions. Plants contain chlorophyll, and chlorophyll mainly absorbs red and blue light in visible light, but does not absorb green light, and green light can directly penetrate chlorophyll or be reflected.

Therefore, the light that plants least like is generally green light (plant light preference).

Plants absorb red light and blue-violet light most strongly and can perform better photosynthesis. The color of an opaque thing depends on the color of the light it reflects, so green plants only appear green when they reflect green light, so green light is useless for its photosynthesis.

Plants are one of the main forms of life. They can be divided into seed plants, algae, bryophytes, ferns, etc. As of now, there are an estimated 450,000 species in existence.

Do you know the basic requirements of green plants?

The answer is that anyone who has studied chemistry in junior high school understands that plants need light and water. Most of the energy of plants is obtained from sunlight through photosynthesis, and temperature, light, humidity, and fresh water are the basic needs of plants to survive.

Plants have six major organs: roots, stems, leaves, flowers, fruits, and seeds.

Let's talk about its stems. It is the axial part of the plant body. There are branches, and the tops of the branches have meristematic cells for apical growth. The stem is mainly divided into two parts: short nodes and long internodes. It has the function of transporting nutrients and water and supporting leaves, flowers and fruits in a certain space. However, some stems also have the functions of photosynthesis, storage of nutrients and reproduction.

The leaf is one of the organs of vascular plant nutrition.

Knowing yourself and the enemy can better cultivate your beloved—green plants! Do you know the light preferences of plants now?