response: Not really positive on that one but the culprit for green in nature is due to chlorophyll, which is a chemical plants use for photosynthesis.
original_response: Yes and by far the largest contributor to green in nature is chlorophyll, which you see in trees and plants
history: My favorite color is green. I really love the different variations of it. How about you? I don't but it reminds me of how it falls between yellow and blue on the visible spectrum. It makes me think of spring and summer, when the grass is nice and green and the trees are full. I see, have you heard how its evoked by a light with a dominant wavelength of around 495570 nm? No, those are technical details I had no ideas about. So green is a part of light right, what else can you tell me? Ever hear of the subtractive color system? If not, it's used in color printing and painting and green there is formed from blue and yellow combining. Real scientific, I guess that is why there are different shades of green.
knowledge: By far the largest contributor to green in nature is chlorophyll, the chemical by which plants photosynthesize and convert sunlight into chemical energy.