Science, asked by Mahi5854, 7 months ago

I picked up a dry leaf and tried to do the iodine test. But I observed that the colour of the leaf did not change to blue - black. Could you explain me why? ​

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Answered by bvslahari65
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Answer:

The leaf is not living and therefore did not produce starch. ... The starch does not necessarily have to be in the amylose helix form in order to give positive in the test, so any form of starch could give the positive.

Answered by Anonymous
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That's because the leaf had already died.

There was no presence of starch/food in the dead and dried leaf.

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