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Why are leaves green?

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Chlorophyll does not absorb green light.
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Leaves are green because they contain the light-sensitive pigment Chlorophyll...
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they contain pigments called chlophyll
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Yes Jack is right. Leaves are green because of chlorophyll present in them and chlorophyll does not absorb Green colour in light.

The leaves have the main function of food preparation by the process of photosynthesis. For photosynthesis chlorophyll is essential. So leaves will have large amount of chlorophyll compared to other plastids or colouring substances. Hence the leaves will be Greene.

In many plants the leaves are not green are red, violet, purple or brown in colour.
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Chlorophyl's reaction with sunlight
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leaves contain chlorophyll(in chloroplast) so they are green
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Chlorophyll
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leaves are green due to the chlorophyl present in them
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There are diffrent objects that absorb diffrent light

Chlorophyll doesnt absorb green

Our naked eye sees Yellow and Green most effective

White - Doesnt absorb any color

Black - ALL colors together

The lights im talking about is energy from the sun

So if you wear black you got a ton of energy hitting on you in the summer . Which makes it hot
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Because of the Chlorophyll inside the leaves =)
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