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Why do we not see the colors of the other pigments, such as yellow?

Answer 1

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Subtractive color mixing occurs when light is reflected off a surface or is filtered through a translucent object. For example, a red pigment or filter only appears red because it absorbs (subtracts) all of the light that is not red and only reflects or allows the red light. if you mix blue with red light, you get magenta light. When you mix (add) all the colors of light together, you get white light. This is why it is referred to as additive color. With subtractive color, you see color because some wavelengths are being reflected and others are being absorbed ( subtracted ).

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Answer 2

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there is so much chlorophyll in the leaves we simply cannot see the other pigments. But as the daylight shortens, the tree does not make as much chlorophyll. As the chlorophyll starts to fade away, we are able to see the other colors (pigments) in the leaf, mostly yellow ones.

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