Mainly for our lack of knowledge about the subject and the effects it can have on a specific country, we also chose this subject to search for solutions in the end of this report. In this report, we examined the causes of famine, the illness effects it has on sufferers, and solutions.
The two kinds of chlorophyll in plants complement each other in absorbing sunlight. Plants are able to satisfy their energy requirements by absorbing light from the blue and red parts of the spectrum. However, there is still a large spectral region between 500 and 600 nm where chlorophyll absorbs very little light, and plants appear green because this light is reflected.
There is water in lakes and seas as well as in the ground. The sun provides light and heat energy. The plants use what they have: carbon dioxide, water, and light. In a process called photosynthesis, plants capture energy using only carbon dioxide, water, and light to make a sugar called glucose.They also release oxygen and water molecules into the air. Here is a picture of what actually happens: Let's see what is happening here.arbon is a very important component of plant tissues. Chloroplasts capture the energy from the sun and also capture the carbon dioxide molecules in the air or dissolved in the water.. They make food for the plant and for whatever animal eats that plant.