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ICSE 9 Biology

ICSE 9 Biology > Respiration in Plants

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Tissues - Plant and Animal Tissues

Vegetative Propagation and Micropropagation

Seeds -Structure and Germination

Introducing Biology

Respiration in Plants

The Respiratory System

Living, Non-Living and the Dead

Cell - The Unit of Life

Movement and Locomotion

The Flower

Five Kingdom of Classification

Nutrition

Digestive System

Skin - The Jack of All Trades

Pollination and Fertilisation

Hygiene - [A key to Healthy Life]

Diseases - Causes and Control

Ecosystems

Waste Generation and Management

Economic Importance of Bacteria and Fungi

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1. Respiration

2. Experiments on Respiration in Plants

Respiration in plants can be investigated by carrying out experiments to show the production of carbon dioxide and heat and consumption of oxygen.

The below-mentioned four experiments show respiration in plants:

Experiment to show Oxygen is used during respiration:

Put some germinating seeds in a conical flask. With the help of a thread suspend a small tube containing KOH in the flask. Through the hole of the cork, pass a glass tube bent twice at right angles. One end of the tube is in the flask while the other end is in the beaker filled with water.Make the apparatus airtight. Note the level of water in the tube. Keep the apparatus for some time and note the position of water.

It is observed that water rises in the tube. The rise in the level of water is due to a partial vacuum created in the flask because the gas produced during respiration is absorbed by KOH.

This shows that germinating seeds produce CO2 during aerobic respiration as KOH can absorb CO2.

This is aerobic respiration as KOH can absorb CO2 produced by seeds using air available.

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