In which wavelength of light, photosynthesis is maximum?
Correct answer: A. Red light
- A. Red light
- B. Blue light
- C. Green light
- D. Ultra-violet light
Explanation
When light having a wavelength ranging between 400-and 700 nm is absorbed by the plant, the rate of photosynthesis is the highest. Red light is absorbed effectively by chlorophyll, which ranges within this wavelength. It is utilized in the maximum amount.
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