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In the second part of the experiment, 4 to 5 leaves of the same plant were covered with black paper without removing them from the plant. The way the black paper was cut and fixed to the leaves is shown in the figure. These leaves were plucked two days later. Their green colour was removed and they were dipped in iodine solution. The leaves turned black in the pattern shown in the figure.

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On the basis of this experiment, what connection do you notice between light and starch formation?

Important Questions on Nutrition in Plants

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In the chapter ‘Our food’, we read that starch, fats and proteins are present in food. They are also present in plants. Where do these substances come from?
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Have you seen yellow thread-like structures twining around the stem, branches, and leaves of some trees? Fig shows such a plant. What type of nutrition does that plant have?

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This thread-like plant is Cuscuta. It neither has leaves nor chlorophyll. How do they survive? From where do they get nutrition?

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Try to find out the different types of saprophytes that you may find growing around you? If they are too small try to observe them with a hand lens.
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Draw the pictures of the saprophytes and write the places where you found them.
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A potted plant is kept in light for a day and one of its leaves is tested for starch. The same plant is kept in the dark for two days and another leaf is tested for starch. Will there be a difference in the results of the two experiments? Give reasons for your answer.
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What happens if leaves of a green plant are coated with oil?
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Do you think saprophytes help us in keeping the environment clean?