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what happens if we do not destarch the plant before doing the activity carbon-dioxide is necessary for photosynethesisl

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Answered by rebasusan29

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We test for the presence of starch in leaves in order to determine that photosynthesis has occurred. Glucose - the product of photosynthesis - is rapidly converted into starch for storage in the chloroplast and cytoplasm.

When investigating whether a condition (or a factor) is necessary for photosynthesis is to occur we need to remove all traces of starch in leaves so that we can provide evidence that photosynthesis takes place during the experiment i.e. in the presence of this factor and not in its absence.

If starch is already present at the beginning of the experiment the results will not be accurate. Hence, it is important to start off with a plant without starch. This is accomplished by de-starching the leaves of a plant.

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Answered by gratefuljarette

If we do not exploration a plant before the effort, the starch wont get manipulated by the plant, and the starch will, however, occur on the leaf.

Explanation:

it is important to research a plant before conducting photosynthesis research because the quantity of starch formed when the experiment should be legalized.
Plants provide starch through an essential process called photosynthesis with the help of the chlorophyll pigment that is already in the leaves. This is done by using water and carbon dioxide as raw substances with the appearance of sunlight.
Thus the amount of starch developed will be ‘ proportional’ to ‘rate of photosynthesis’.
For the exploration to verify that carbon dioxide is significant for photosynthesis, we desire to research the plant so that it involves not starch and does not change blue-black which we place drops of iodine solution on it.

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