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A leaf was plucked from the garden. The procedure for testing for starch in the leaf was carried out. Part of the leaf turned blue-black and part of the leaf just turned brown.
Question : Why do you think the other part of the leaf did not contain starch?
A leaf was plucked from the garden. The procedure for testing for starch in the leaf was carried out. Part of the leaf turned blue-black and part of the leaf just turned brown.
Question : Why do you think the other part of the leaf did not contain starch?
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Answered by
DrBob222
The test for starch is to add I2. The presence of starch is indicated by the dark-blue color formed upon the addition of the I2. The part that didn't turn blue-black has stopped making carbohydrates (starch) due to injury or natural dying of the leaf or due to seasonal changes (summer to fall).
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