If the green and blue bulbs are used in different rooms than plants with blue light bulb will grow faster than plants with green light bulb.
<h3>How Green and Blue light would affect plants?</h3>
- Growing plants in green light would not give them enough energy since chlorophyll reflects green light, therefore the plant would not receive that energy.
- An average plant's chlorophyll reflects green light while absorbing blue light.
- As a result, even though the plant would be receiving slightly less light in the blue room, it should still be able to thrive.
- The plant shouldn't live in the green room because it would be consuming very little energy there.
- The highest rate of photosynthesis will be produced by blue filter since they provide plants with the light spectrum they need for photosynthesis.
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It is possible find the genotype of individual II-1 because the he inherited his father's y which does not carry the trait (because only x chromosomes have the trait) and his mother's x chromosome, but the mother is not a carrier.
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The correct option is IT CAN FORM FOUR COVALENT BONDS.
Carbon is capable of forming four covalent bond in order to attain the octet form, this gives it the ability to combine with different elements in different ways. The ability to combine with different elements makes carbon to be abundant on the earth, because it is found in variety of different substances.
