Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Why are some flowers yellow? From Cristin C. 1st grade?

Flowers try to attract insects that will pollinate them. They do this by being bright colors that insects will notice, and by having sweet smells that insects like. Yellow is a common color for flowers because it is bright and easy for insects to see.

Why are some flowers yellow? From Cristin C. 1st grade?
There are different pigments that can cause the color yellow, check out this web page:





http://www.orchidtrek.com/color/color.ht...


"Sometimes, anthocyanins produce yellowish color as we see in Coelogyne speciosa. picture"





As for why they are yellow chemically, the light that comes from the sun has many different colors in it. Those chemicals reflect the yellow light and absorb the other colors so we see the yellow.
Reply:Plastids are organelles that occur only in plants. Their most prominent members are the chloroplasts. Chromoplasts are red, orange or yellow plastids. The color is usually the result of yellow xantophyll and yellow to red carotinoids.
Reply:Why shouldn't some flowers be yellow?





Flowers are bright and colourful to attract pollinating insects like bees.
Reply:well three reason. the first is that it does not have the green pigment which other flowers have.second,it is able to absorb all the colours of light except yellow, which it reflects. third,God made it so.
Reply:flower have some thing that some colors of sunlight can't across from it and in yellow flowers it is yellow and we see it in that color.


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