Pigments/Photoreceptors

Pigment. Attracts pollinators/seed distributors. Absorbs green and yellow light, reflects red, violet, yellow, and orange light.

Seed germination

Shade Adjustments

Photosynthesis (2)

UV light damage (3)

Pigment. Attracts pollinators, protects from UV damage. Absorbs blue and green light, reflects anything from red to purple depending on pH.

Circadian Clock

Phototropism

Pollination/seed dispersal

Photoreceptor. Optimize growth and other photosynthetic operation, phototropism, leaf opening, chloroplast movement, light induced stomatal opening. Absorbs blue light

Photoreceptor. Helps with plant growth/development, as well as circadian clock. Absorbs Ultraviolet and blue light.

Photoreceptor. Regulates light induced development responses, such as seed germination and flowering time. Absorbs red and far red light.

Flowering

Stomatal opening

Senescense

Photoreceptor. DNA repair, production of sun protection pigments, reduced hypocotyl length. Absorbs UVB light.

Pigment. Hormone and photoprotective functions (light trapping for photosynthesis), protects DNA proteins and lipids. Absorbs blue and green light, reflects yellow, red, and orange light.

Pigment. Absorbs red and blue light, reflects green and yellow light, used in photosynthesis