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where is the least colour in onion cell with iodine experiment shows and why?

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Answered by itsPapaKaHelicopter
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Although onions may not have as much starch as potato and other plants, the stain (iodine) allows for the little starch molecules to be visible under the microscope. Although onions are plants, students will not see any chloroplasts in their slides.

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Answered by alfezpatel42
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An onion is made up of layers that are separated by a thin membrane. For this experiment, the thin membrane will be used to observe the onion cells. It can easily be obtained by peeling it from any layer of the onion using tweezers.

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