### color:

Different color
* absorb different wavelengths of heat.
* act differently within a picture.
* affect people in different ways
  - the eye differently
* are associated with different wavelengths
  - encouraging different parts of plants to grow
  - more uncommon and significantly increase the value of a tooth
  - the result of different sized spheres
* cause reactions in our bodies and minds.
* come from different amounts of darkness being added to the white light
  - combinations of gases
* correspond to different wavelengths of light.
* designate different races or forms.
* emit various wavelength frequencies that have an effect on the mind and body.
* express different moods.
* have different effects on people
  - hues
  - size wavelengths
  - the effect of enhancing or suppressing certain activities
* indicate different levels of emotions and physical well-being
  - materials that reflect radio waves differently
* mark their sides, describing their physical properties, almost like a name.
* mean different things in different cultures.
* refer to different velocities as the galaxy is rotating.
* reflects differences.
* represent different precipitation intensities
  - temperatures, with the hottest material appearing the darkest
* result from different wavelengths.
* work for different people.

Face value
* are values.
* is color
  - the amount the issuer promises to pay at maturity
  - usually the amount the issuing company promises to pay at maturity
* refers to the printed amount shown on the savings bond.

Fall color
* are blends of gold and red
  - bright yellows
  - often more vivid in cloudy weather than on sunny days
* begin as deciduous trees lose their leaves.

### color:

Flower color
* Some flower color attracts pollinators.
* are a mixture of pink, rose, and purple bicolors
  - mainly deep pinks, crimsons and purples
  - mostly white and yellow, but some kinds have orange, pink or red coronas
  - predominately lilac-blue to white
  - quite diverse but tend toward pinks, purples and whites
  - shades of white, lavender, rose, purple, and pink
  - somewhat limited, mainly blue, purple, and white
  - subtle, blushed, creamy pastels
  - usually pink, red or white
  - variable, mainly shades of yellow, orange, and red
  - vibrant red, pink, white, lavender, and true blue
* are white and shades of pink, red and purple
  - with a tinge of pink, turning purplish-rose and green with age
* can be almost any combination of white, pink, red, magenta and purple
  - blue, pink and white
  - red, blue, white or violet
  - violet, blue, red, salmon and sometimes white
  - vary with weather and become more gray than tan
* fade in and out and most blooms last over a week.
* includes orange, salmon, shades of pink, shades of red, white and lilac.
* is basically an off white or cream color
  - blue in acid soil and rose-pink in a neutral or slightly alkaline soil
  - changeable depending on the weather
  - determined by a pair of alleles which are located on a different chromosome
  - related to the aluminum available to the plant
  - the result of mixing the two pigments in different proportions
* range from blue to white and pink
  - dark red to light green
  - purple to red, pink and white
  - white through pastel shades of pink to red and purple
* range in shades of deep maroon, lavender-blue, rose, pink and white
  - lavender, red, rose, or white
  - pink, rose, red, white, scarlet, purple and some that are bi-color
* seems to be secondary in Episcia breeding.
* varies and depends on species
  - from shades of pink to purple
* vary according to variety, most often white, blue, violet, purple, or yellow
  - from whites through reds, purples, and blues
  - with soils, rainfall, and, of course, genetics
* vary, depending on variety, from lavender, through light purple to red.