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    Photosynthesis is the process by which plants use sunlight, carbon dioxide, and water to produce sugar and oxygen. The document describes an experiment where two similar plants were placed in different environments - one receiving sunlight outside and one without sunlight inside. Over seven days, the plant receiving sunlight remained green and healthy while the indoor plant without sunlight gradually lost its color and vibrancy, with its leaves falling off until it died due to a lack of photosynthesis.

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    Genbio Photosynthesis

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    Photosynthesis is the process by which plants use sunlight, carbon dioxide, and water to produce sugar and oxygen. The document describes an experiment where two similar plants were placed in different environments - one receiving sunlight outside and one without sunlight inside. Over seven days, the plant receiving sunlight remained green and healthy while the indoor plant without sunlight gradually lost its color and vibrancy, with its leaves falling off until it died due to a lack of photosynthesis.

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    Photosynthesis is the process by which plants use sunlight, carbon dioxide, and water to produce sugar and oxygen. The document describes an experiment where two similar plants were placed in different environments - one receiving sunlight outside and one without sunlight inside. Over seven days, the plant receiving sunlight remained green and healthy while the indoor plant without sunlight gradually lost its color and vibrancy, with its leaves falling off until it died due to a lack of photosynthesis.

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    Genbio Photosynthesis

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    Cuasay, Vernelle Stephanie De guzman
    Photosynthesis is the process by which plants use sunlight, carbon dioxide, and water to produce sugar and oxygen. The document describes an experiment where two similar plants were placed in different environments - one receiving sunlight outside and one without sunlight inside. Over seven days, the plant receiving sunlight remained green and healthy while the indoor plant without sunlight gradually lost its color and vibrancy, with its leaves falling off until it died due to a lack of photosynthesis.

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    MIKAELA JOY DE GUZMAN CUASAY MRS.ROVELYN C. MERCADO ZONE 3 – STA.

    CRUZ

    GRADE 11 – ST. SEBASTIAN – STEM BB.RACHIEL BARCEBAL

    GENERAL BIOLOGY SCORE:

    PERFORMANCE TASK

    WHAT IS PHOTOSYNTHESIS?

    Photosynthesis stems from the two words photo meaning light and synthesis meaning together.
    So, it literally means using light to put things together. In this case, the light refers to sunlight. Plants
    take in are much like animals. They have tiny holes in their “skin” that can only be seen under a
    microscope. They use those holes to breathe in a chemical called carbon dioxide. Plants also take in
    water through their roots . Lastly, tiny cells found in plants, called chloroplasts. Take in water, light, and
    carbon dioxide and turn them into sugar and oxygen. This is used as food for the plants and also put into
    the atmosphere for humans and animals to breather. This entire process is called PHOTOSYNTHESIS.

    TWO SIMILAR PLANTS ARE PLACED IN DIFFERENT PLACES:

    A is placed outside the house where it can receive enough sunlight

    B is inside a room where it cannot receive sunlight

    DAY 1

    The plant A and B are both look healthy, thick and green.

    DAY 2

    The plant A looks the same: the color of its leaves is still green and thick. Plant B on the other
    hand, has lightened its color and became thinner and a bit harder than the last time.

    DAY 3

    The plant A looks the same, the color of its leaves is still green and thick. Plant B on the other
    hand, maintains its color like in day 2

    DAY 4

    The plant A looks the same: the color of its leaves is still green and thick. Plants B on the other
    hand, has lightened its color a bit more, its leaves starting to lose its vivacity

    DAY 5

    The plant A looks the same; the color of its leaves is still green and thick. Plants B on the other
    hand the leaves become more yellowish.
    DAY 6

    The plant A looks the same; the color of its leaves is still green and thick. Plants B on the other
    hand the leaves fall of one after the other

    DAY 7

    The plants A become more healthy its still looks the same. Plants B on the other hand, the plants
    die due to a lack of sunlight.

    Analysis

    Plant photosynthesis and their rate of photosynthesis mainly depends on the intensity of lights.
    Plants that grow in high light and low light conditions show different adaptation to perform
    photosynthesis. When a plant is placed in the dark room it will not get any light from sun and it will not
    perform the process called photosynthesis. Eventually the leaves will turn yellow and the plant will dry
    up and then die. When a plant is placed in light it will utilize sunlight and a special pigment molecule
    known as chlorophyll. Sunlight is an important aspect; plants grow under light conditions. The plant’s
    leave are developed at angles to exposed and capture to higher concentration of light intensities.

    Conclusion

    I concluded that when the plant doesn’t receive sunlight, the color of its leaves will turn yellow
    and it will die on the other day.

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