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Green color is primarily caused by [[chlorophyll]] that is needed for [[photosynthesis]]. There are two pathways so synthesize the chlorophyll, and one of them is light dependent. Algae, ferns and coniferous have both pathways and synthesize chlorophyll also in the darkness. Hence they grow in green in the darkness as well. Flowering plants that only have the light-dependent pathway can only become green in the presence of light. <ref>J Y Suzuki and C E Bauer (1992). Light-independent chlorophyll biosynthesis: involvement of the chloroplast gene chlL (frxC). Plant Cell. 1992 Aug; 4(8): 929–940. Available online (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC160185/).</ref>
Green color is primarily caused by [[chlorophyll]] that is needed for [[photosynthesis]]. There are two pathways so synthesize the chlorophyll, and one of them is light dependent. Algae, ferns and coniferous have both pathways and synthesize chlorophyll also in the darkness. Hence they grow in green in the darkness as well. Flowering plants that only have the light-dependent pathway can only become green in the presence of light. <ref>J Y Suzuki and C E Bauer (1992). Light-independent chlorophyll biosynthesis: involvement of the chloroplast gene chlL (frxC). Plant Cell. 1992 Aug; 4(8): 929–940. Available online (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC160185/).</ref>
== References ==
== References ==