Sentence examples for green pigments from inspiring English sources

The cell contains chromatophores with yellow, brown, or green pigments.

Synthetic green pigments and dyes were produced for the first time in the 18th century.

Blue and green pigments are either inorganic (synthetic ultramarines and iron blues) or organic (phthalocyanines).

Meanwhile, maps of copper and arsenic suggest that green pigments made from copper arsenite had been used to paint a headdress or similar adornment.

A small study published in the journal Dermatology showed that two-thirds of tattoos with blue and green pigments nearly disappeared after one or two treatments with a picosecond laser.

Most of the greens found in the skin of fishes, amphibians, reptiles, and birds do not arise from the presence of green pigments (although exceptions occur); rather, they result from the emergence of scattered blue light through an overlying layer of yellow pigment.

Heterochlorids have two flagella of unequal length and chromatophores with yellow to yellow-green pigments.

Litharge is the key component in the manufacture of chrome-yellow and chrome-green pigments.

More than half of all clinical isolates produce the blue-green pigments pyoverdin and pyocyanin.

This implies that leaves which lose their chlorophyll and reveal and/or accumulate non-green pigments (carotenoids in all groups, anthocyanins arising with the cryptogams and angiosperms – Figure 21) are the evolutionary progenitors of the highly coloured flowers, fruits and seeds of dicots and monocots.

The yellow green pigments were found to be interesting alternatives to existing toxic pigments for coloration of plastics.