The color green is one of the
primary colors in the visible
spectrum of light, situated between
blue and yellow. It has a
wavelength ranging from
approximately 495 to 570
nanometers. Here's an overview of
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Green in Nature .1
Plants: The green color in plants
comes from chlorophyll, a
pigment essential for
photosynthesis, the process by
which plants convert sunlight
.into energy
Emeralds: A precious gemstone
known for its vibrant green hue,
caused by the presence of
.chromium or vanadium
Green in Culture .2
Symbolism: Green often
represents nature, growth,
fertility, and renewal. It is also
associated with luck (like a four-
.leaf clover) and calmness
Traffic Signals: Green indicates
"go" or permission in many
.traffic systems
Green in Light and Pigments .3
Light: Green is one of the
additive primary colors of light
(along with red and blue), used in
.devices like TVs and screens
Pigments: In subtractive color
mixing (e.g., painting), green is a
secondary color created by
.mixing blue and yellow
Shades of Green .4
Green comes in a variety of
shades, from soft pastel greens
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