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Which energy do green plants use?

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Which energy do green plants use?

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Green plants need sunlight to produce food. They ‘capture’ the sun’s light energy using the chlorophyll in their leaves and use it to make a sugar called glucose, which is either used in respiration or converted into starch and stored.

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