Do even flowers absorb light?

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Dear student,
Pigments chloroplast are responsible for light absorption.
Flower itself does not absorb light

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Do even flowers absorb light?

Dear student, Pigments chloroplast are responsible for light absorption. Flower itself does not absorb light

Dear student,
Pigments chloroplast are responsible for light absorption.
Flower itself does not absorb light