What visible light is not strongly absorbed by chlorophyls?

What visible light is not absorbed by chlorphyls?
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green light is not absorbed. This is the reason for the green color. The light is reflected instead of absorbed making the chloroplasts green in color.
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green, it's the color that is reflected.
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