Other than hydrilla plant to prove oxygen is produced during photosynthesis
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To prove that oxygen is a by-product of photosynthesis, you can set up an experiment with an aquatic plant and capture the gas it emits in response to photosynthesis. You will also set up a control condition where the plant will not be exposed to light, preventing photosynthesis.
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1) Yes, if you illuminate a plant (I presume you are using an aquatic/water plant) it will produce oxygen. You can put the plant under a funnel and collect the bubbles in an upturned test tube. If the gas is collected fresh, it will relight a glowing splint.
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