Science, asked by rohiniprakash9523, 4 months ago

A potted plant is kept in light for a da
and one of its leaves is tested for starch
The same plant is kept in the dark for
two days and another leaf is tested for
starch. Will there be a difference in the
results of the two experiments? Give
reasons for your answer.

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Answered by jasaswinienterprise
0

Answer:

This is because, since it was kept in a dark room where there was no sunlight, the plant was unable to prepare the food by photosynthesis. An whne kept in sunlight, the plants prepare food which results in leaf turning blue-black as there is presence of starch.

Answered by Anonymous
4

Answer:

The given experiment proves that for photosynthesis, the presence of sunlight is an important factor which is absorbed by the chlorophyll (green pigment) present in the chloroplast.

The leaf from a potted plant which was kept in a dark room for 24 hours when tested for starch will not turn blue-black (starch is tested with iodine which gives a blue-black colour if present).

This happens because when the potted plant was kept in a dark room (destarch), the plant was unable to prepare its food by photosynthesis.

So, the leaf A will give a negative test for starch.

Variegated leaves are those which have one colour on the inner region of the foliage and another colour along the edges or margin of the leaf.

Example of a plant with a variegated leaf is Cornus alba Elegantissima.

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