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Yes, most pigments within the plant expel the energy they received from the light photon -sunlight- from their heightened state to a lower state by releasing fluorescence and some heat IF they are isolated from the plant. So in summary: Light–> Isolated Chlorophyll–> Excited Chlorophyll–>Heat and Fluorescence–> Normal Isolated Chlorophyll.
