If a mutation prevents a plant from producing one specific pigment, it can no longer perform photosynthesis at all. Which pigment is this?
Q1. If a mutation prevents a plant from producing one specific pigment, it can no longer perform photosynthesis at all. Which pigment is this?
Answer: Chlorophyll a
Explanation: Chlorophyll a is the essential pigment; others are accessory. Chlorophyll b is wrong because it only transfers energy to chlorophyll a.