What makes grass green

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Chlorophyll, a chemical found in most plants, gives grass its green color. ChaCha!

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Chloroplast within the cells makes grass green. ChaCha!

Mar 08 2009, 06:20am | Source: Question:What makes grass green?,Answers for What makes grass green?,science FAQ's,School Notes for What makes grass green?,Kids question:What makes grass green?, | www.4to40.com

The green color in grass-and in most other plants-comes from chloroplast within the cells. Thanks for ChaCha-ing!

Mar 06 2009, 11:04pm | Source: Question:What makes grass green?,Answers for What makes grass green?,science FAQ's,School Notes for What makes grass green?,Kids question:What makes grass green?, | www.4to40.com

Grass & other green plants produce proto-chlorophyll. Sunlight turns colorless proto-chlorophyll into chlorophyll, which is green.

Mar 01 2009, 10:00am | Source: Why Grass is Green? - TIME | www.time.com