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Monday, October 27, 2014
Bagged Leaves Investigation
Knowing what you do about photosynthesis, what do you think you will observe in your bags tomorrow?
Deeksha D. I think I will observe that the plant's bag will be watery due to the plants leaving water vapor, and the leaves will be green, but dry because it's not getting carbon dioxide.
I think the leaves will be dehydrated and suffocated since it is in an almost air tight bag, so it will dry up or may be the leaves might stay healthy and later it might have dried up. Farhat A.
I think that the plants would not dry up because the plants are also connected to each other. Since they are connected to each other, the other half of the plant gets sunlight witch lets the half in the bag, live -Deniz
I think some parts of the leaves will be yellow but it will mostly be green because it get water from roots, it gets Co2 from other parts, and it gets sunlight from outside the bag. Allen
I think I will see the bag with water because of the water but I also think that the leaves will be healthy because the plant could send water from the roots even tough it doesn't get C02 Sebastian
Deeksha D.
ReplyDeleteI think I will observe that the plant's bag will be watery due to the plants leaving water vapor, and the leaves will be green, but dry because it's not getting carbon dioxide.
I think it will be brown because it is getting no carbon monoxide.
ReplyDeleteBrockChang
I think in my bag tomorrow there will be Carbon Dioxide and dead leaves because there is no water.
ReplyDelete-Sanjana
I think I will see water on the side of the bag and more leaves falling.
ReplyDeleteAlicia
I think the plants will be alive because it is getting sunlight and Co2 from other leaves and parts of the plants
ReplyDeleteVarun
I think the leaves will be dehydrated and suffocated since it is in an almost air tight bag, so it will dry up or may be the leaves might stay healthy and later it might have dried up.
ReplyDeleteFarhat A.
I think I will see parts of the plant starting to die because the plants aren't getting enough water and CO2.
ReplyDeleteOlivia. G
I think that the plants would not dry up because the plants are also connected to each other. Since they are connected to each other, the other half of the plant gets sunlight witch lets the half in the bag, live
ReplyDelete-Deniz
I think we will see that the plant is dying because it is being denied of Carbon Dioxide.
ReplyDeleteJackson B.
I think some parts of the leaves will be yellow but it will mostly be green because it get water from roots, it gets Co2 from other parts, and it gets sunlight from outside the bag.
ReplyDeleteAllen
I think the leaves will turn red like in fall because if photosynthesis doesn't work, the plants will not use energy to produce chlorophyll.
ReplyDelete-Zachary
I think I will see the bag with water because of the water but I also think that the leaves will be healthy because the plant could send water from the roots even tough it doesn't get C02
ReplyDeleteSebastian
I think the plants will die due to lack of CO2 and will turn red, orange or yellow because they cant produce chlorophyll.
ReplyDeleteGaurav
I think it will stay how it is because sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide from small spaces under the bag are still coming to the plant.
ReplyDelete-Surya
I think that they will have amazing results!!!
ReplyDelete-Jauren :-)