response: I know that that chlorophyll is the biggest contributor to green but not sure if that plays a matter in their hues.
original_response: Most plants are green due to their chlorophyll! :)
history: Hey there! I really love the color green. You? I'm not a fan of colors but green is the color that can be found on the visible spectrum, specifically between blue and yellow. Ah, green is so cool though, although I'm not sure how to describe the varieties in green. Well, green vary by qualities like its lightness, its saturation, and its hue. Ah, those are the words I've been searching for! Do you also happen to know where the green shade names comes from? Plants, a lot of green shades comes from plants or some relation to plants. I see, well I think some of the green is too light for my tastes, definitely a fan of darker ones more. If the greens are named after plants then green is pretty common then? That's true since green is common in nature and especially for plants. Ok, so what makes a plant green? And do you know if they all contribute to the hues as well?
knowledge: By far the largest contributor to green in nature is chlorophyll, the chemical by which plants photosynthesize and convert sunlight into chemical energy.