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How do plants like the red orach, which have completely non-green leaves, conduct photosynthesis?

April 26, 2017Botany completely conduct leaves Mathematics non-green plants red

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How do plants like the red orach, which have completely non-green leaves, conduct photosynthesis?

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Red Orach has plenty of green chlorophyll in its leaves and stems; more than enough to conduct photosynthesis. The green color just gets covered up by the large amounts of reddish purple “accessory pigments.