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Sunlight launderer that turns photons into sugar and takes the color credit.
means The green pigment in plants that captures light energy and uses it to make sugar from carbon dioxide and water.
from Coined in the early 1800s by French chemists from Greek chloros ('green' or 'pale green') and phyllon ('leaf') — literally 'leaf-green.' Chloros is also kin to the word chlorine, which was named for its own greenish-yellow color.
- blind spot
- reflects green, the one color it can't use
- molecular cousin
- structurally close to hemoglobin, magnesium instead of iron
- autumn reveal
- leaves were orange and yellow all along