Yes! There is even a Biology experiment for that, instead of water, you can try putting the flower in a NON-TOXICdye/ink, watch it in a day or two, it will express that specific colour on its edges. Easy And Fun!
Note, the colouration expressed in experiments like this effects only the flowers of the plant and are best seen using white flowers. Colouration does not extend to the green (chlorophyll rich) portions of the plant. The effects are temporary and do not affect the genetic make up of the plant or flower.
Leaves are green because green is the color they reflect, or reject. If you exposed a green plant to only green light, it would perish. Yellow is close to green and it's likely that an all-yellow light would not allow green plants to thrive. This question practically calls out for a science experiment now that monochrome (one color) fluorescent lights are available.
yes without plant carbon dioxide can still turn the water green
Iodine is purple.As a gas iodine is approx. violet or purple, as solid is very brown.Brown if no starch on plant. Dark blue if there is starch on plant.
This is how they react to the substances. Sometimes the substances that are inside the plant will react in an unusual way with the substance.
the chlorophyll chemical Chlorophyll: is a chemical that makes the color of the plant so it does not dehydrate
yellow/brown
what will happens to a plant exposed to air
Moshlings that are found in your Moshling Garden are attracted by three specific plants. Many times, the plant must also be a specific color. You do not know what color of plant each seed might grow into, so, if the wrong color of plant grows, you have to dig it up and plant another seed. Wait for that seed to grow to find out if it is the correct color to attract the moshling. If not, continue to plant seeds and grow them until you get the correct color to attract the moshling.
Identify the genotype trait of the seed color is yellow or green?
I believe it is a trait.
Yes.