Photosynthesis relies predominantly on light in the visible and near-infrared region of the electromagnetic spectrum. this light is capable of

This light is capable of CAUSING TRANSITIONS IN THE ELECTRONIC STATES OF ORGANIC MOLECULES THAT CAN DRIVE THE REACTIONS.
The light absorb by photosynthetic plants during photosynthesis is used to remove electrons from water, thus forming oxygen and to transfer the electrons to a primary electron acceptor, which is quinone.