Sunlight is absorb by chlorophll which is a green pigment so what about non green leaf how is sunlight absorbed?

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All plants that use photosynthesis in the presence of chlorophyll to make food. Therefore if a plant does not contain chlorophyll, it will not be able make its food.There are other  pigments that leaves can have that are reddish that cover up the green color. The reason for this is that some plant-eating animals might be attracted to the green color so it helps the plant to cover it up with red. So generally, plants with non-green leaves will have chlorophyll and photosynthesis, unless they happen to be one of the species of parasitic plants that eat other plants for energy.

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Actually, non-green plant don't make their own food they obtain energy in others ways...

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The chlorophyll molecule absorbs most energy from violet-blue &reddish-orange part of light spectrum.It does not actually absorb green,so that's reflected back to our eyes and we see it as green.

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There is a slight difference, however, in the way green leaves capture the sun’s energy and how plants without green leaves undergo photosynthesis without chlorophyll. Green leaves absorb sunlight from both ends of the visible light spectrum. These are the violet-blue and reddish-orange light waves. The pigments in non-green leaves, like the Japanese maple, absorb different light waves. At low light levels, non-green leaves are less efficient at capturing the sun’s energy, but at midday when the sun is the brightest, there is no difference.

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