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Using both yellow-green and blue-green in natural leaves is based on which analysis?

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Correct answer: Leaf colours change due to light, shadow, age and distance

The governing concept is observational colour analysis in nature. A leaf’s apparent colour changes with the direction and strength of light, the presence of shadow, the leaf’s age, and its distance from the viewer. Option C is correct because these conditions can produce yellow-green, blue-green, and muted green variations. Using only one green ignores those changes, while the other options make absolute claims that are not supported by observation.

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Tertiary ColoursColour TheoryNatural LeavesYellow-GreenBlue-GreenLight And ShadowArt EducationClass 9 Mcq

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