Q. What does happen to a green potted plant if it is kept in a dark room?
Answer. When it is kept in dark room for three days all the starch get used up. So when it kept in sunlight the plants will perform photosynthesis .
Q. What happens to a plant when you leave it in the dark?
Plants will eventually die in the dark. The first thing that will happen will be that the cells will extend and the plant will stretch out reaching for light. Next, it will probably turn yellow without any light, and it will die.
Q. What will happen if a potted plant is enclosed in a dark room for a month and watered regularly?
If a potted plant is over watered, its roots will not get enough oxygen to breathe as water fills up the airspaces present between the soil particles. This will cause decaying of the root and ultimately the plant dies.
Q. What will happen to a plant if it will grow in a dark room with no presence of sunlight?
Plants deprived of light will lose their color and die. The shoots exposed to “limited/no” sunlight had a yellow/white color due to the fact that photosynthesis could not occur. The lack of sunlight stunted photosynthesis and therefore the sprouts were not able to produce the chlorophyll needed to create a green color.
Q. Why do water droplets appear on a glass jar if a potted plant is covered with a glass jar?
If a potted plant is covered with a glass jar, due to the process of transpiration water vapours appear on the wall of the glass jar. Stomata present in the leaves perform gaseous exchange and also remove excess water through it.
Q. What is stomata state its structure and function?
The stomata consist of minute pores called stoma surrounded by a pair of guard cells. They are the accessory cells to guard cells and are found in the epidermis of plants. They are present between guard cells and epidermal cells and protect epidermal cells when the guard cells expand during stomatal opening.
