if the leaves Of herbaceous plants are removed. will the plant still do photosynthesis? yes /no. why?
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If all the leaves of herbaceous plants are removed, then the plant will not be able to do photosynthesis. It is because chlorophyl is necessary for photosynthesis and it is only present in green leaves. So, by removing Leaves, we remove Chlorophyl.
Hence, no photosynthesis will occur.
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If all the leaves of herbaceous plants are removed, then the plant will not be able to do photosynthesis. It is because chlorophyl is necessary for photosynthesis and it is only present in green leaves. So, by removing Leaves, we remove Chlorophyl.
Hence, no photosynthesis will occur.
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hey mate here is ur ans
we usually say leaves to be the main site of photosynthesis
more appropriately it is the chloroplast Where the photosynthesis occur and these chloroplast can occur in any living cell of the plant and getting optimum conditions of CO2
sulight and water vapor can prepare food
so it is all conditional on the presence of chloroplast and environmental conditions
added info
herbaceous plants have lot of cellulose
we usually say leaves to be the main site of photosynthesis
more appropriately it is the chloroplast Where the photosynthesis occur and these chloroplast can occur in any living cell of the plant and getting optimum conditions of CO2
sulight and water vapor can prepare food
so it is all conditional on the presence of chloroplast and environmental conditions
added info
herbaceous plants have lot of cellulose
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