Rifle green | Wikipedia audio article
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Date: 2019-06-03

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00:00:21 1 Green in biological nature
00:01:04 1.1 Artichoke
00:01:27 1.2 Artichoke green (Pantone)
00:01:44 1.3 Asparagus
00:02:18 1.4 Avocado
00:02:52 1.5 Fern green
00:03:15 1.6 Forest green
00:03:35 1.7 Jungle green
00:03:57 1.8 Laurel green
00:04:17 1.9 Lime
00:04:36 1.10 Mantis
00:04:57 1.11 Mint
00:05:15 1.12 Moss green
00:05:32 1.13 Dark moss green
00:05:41 1.14 Myrtle green
00:06:28 1.15 Pine green
00:06:50 1.16 Reseda green
00:07:13 1.17 Sap green
00:07:37 1.18 Shamrock green (Irish green)
00:08:25 1.19 Tea green
00:08:49 1.20 Teal
00:09:05 1.21 Olive
00:09:22 2 Green in non-biological nature
00:09:32 2.1 Emerald
00:11:22 2.2 Green earth
00:11:40 2.3 Hooker's green
00:12:04 2.4 Jade
00:12:32 2.5 Malachite
00:12:53 2.6 Sea green
00:13:06 3 Computer web color greens
00:13:15 3.1 Green
00:14:16 3.2 Green (HTML/CSS color)
00:14:42 3.3 Dark green (X11)
00:14:55 3.4 Light green
00:15:06 3.5 Lime (X11)
00:15:37 3.6 Lime green
00:15:50 3.7 Pale green
00:16:02 4 Additional definitions of green
00:16:12 4.1 Green (CMYK) (pigment green)
00:16:47 4.2 Green (NCS) (psychological primary green)
00:17:20 4.3 Green (Munsell)
00:18:05 4.4 Green (Pantone)
00:18:29 4.5 Green (Crayola)
00:18:46 4.6 Bright green
00:19:31 4.7 Bright mint
00:19:42 4.8 Dark green
00:20:00 4.9 Dark pastel green
00:20:12 4.10 Green-yellow
00:20:43 4.11 Harlequin
00:21:54 4.12 Neon green
00:22:08 4.13 Screamin' green
00:22:26 5 Other notable green colors
00:22:36 5.1 Army green
00:22:58 5.2 Bottle green
00:23:50 5.3 Brunswick green
00:25:42 5.4 Castleton green
00:26:27 5.5 Celadon
00:27:24 5.6 Celadon green
00:27:36 5.7 Dartmouth green
00:28:17 5.8 Feldgrau
00:28:42 5.9 GO Transit green
00:29:15 5.10 Gotham green
00:29:33 5.11 Hunter green
00:30:40 5.12 India green
00:30:55 5.13 Islamic green
00:31:33 5.14 Kelly green
00:31:54 5.15 Midnight green
00:32:10 5.16 MSU green
00:32:53 5.17 Pakistan green
00:33:16 5.18 Paris green
00:33:36 5.19 Persian green
00:33:55 5.20 Rifle green
00:36:40 5.21 Russian green
00:37:06 5.22 Sacramento State green
00:37:31 5.23 SGBUS green
00:37:47 5.24 Spanish green
00:38:12 5.25 UNT green
00:38:32 5.26 UP forest green
00:38:53 6 See also



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Varieties of the color green may differ in hue, chroma (also called saturation or intensity) or lightness (or value, tone, or brightness), or in two or three of these qualities. Variations in value are also called tints and shades, a tint being a green or other hue mixed with white, a shade being mixed with black. A large selection of these various colors is shown below.