Greetings
I think it is a matter of definition.

That is usually the cause of confusion here.

One makes a statement without offering a definition for the terms they use.

Therefore, the reader tends to apply his/her own definiton and overstanding of the statement/words.

I am guilty of it myself like most of us here.

I dont sight supremacy and abundance as the same. Even using terms like 'majority' and 'minority' (when it comes to people), is not appropriate either.

Green plants are more abundant than non green plants. As a matter of fact, unless the plant is receiving food from other means, such as a venus flytrap, then the plant will be green.

BUT, I will tell you that under the green surface, the leaves are yellow and orange due to the colors of visible light that are reflected by carotene in the leaf opposed to the green color reflected by the chlorophyll in the leaf.

So on the surface, green appears to be more abundant. But under the surface, once the chlorophyll is degraded by the sun, it is the orange, yellows, purples that are more abundant.

BUT...this is also the time of year during the 'death' cycle.

Give thanks for the reasonings.