This biology experiment tested how plants and animals affect carbon dioxide concentration. Tube A showed high carbon dioxide levels because the plant respired without light for photosynthesis. Tube B had lower carbon dioxide as the plant photosynthesized more than it respired. Tubes C and D contained maggots and had high carbon dioxide from their respiration. Tube E also had high carbon dioxide from plant respiration and maggot respiration in the dark. Tube F likely balanced as the plant photosynthesis and maggot respiration canceled out the carbon dioxide levels.
This biology experiment tested how plants and animals affect carbon dioxide concentration. Tube A showed high carbon dioxide levels because the plant respired without light for photosynthesis. Tube B had lower carbon dioxide as the plant photosynthesized more than it respired. Tubes C and D contained maggots and had high carbon dioxide from their respiration. Tube E also had high carbon dioxide from plant respiration and maggot respiration in the dark. Tube F likely balanced as the plant photosynthesis and maggot respiration canceled out the carbon dioxide levels.
This biology experiment tested how plants and animals affect carbon dioxide concentration. Tube A showed high carbon dioxide levels because the plant respired without light for photosynthesis. Tube B had lower carbon dioxide as the plant photosynthesized more than it respired. Tubes C and D contained maggots and had high carbon dioxide from their respiration. Tube E also had high carbon dioxide from plant respiration and maggot respiration in the dark. Tube F likely balanced as the plant photosynthesis and maggot respiration canceled out the carbon dioxide levels.
ANIMALS AFFECT CARBON DIOXIDE CONCENTRATION? OBSERVATION TUBE Yellow, high in CO2. No photosynthesis because no light; plant respires, A giving out carbon dioxide. TUBE B TUBE C TUBE D . TUBE E TUBE F COLOUR Tube A: Yellow, high in CO2. No photosynthesis because no light; plant respires, giving out carbon dioxide. Tube B: Plant photosynthesises and respires, but photosynthesises more than it respires; carbon dioxide is used up. Tube C: Maggots respire, giving out carbon dioxide. Tube D: Maggots respire, giving out carbon dioxide. Tube E: No photosynthesis because no light; plant respires, giving out carbon dioxide. Maggots respire, giving out carbon dioxide Tube F: Plant photosynthesises and respires, but photosynthesises more than it respires, and therefore uses up carbon dioxide. Maggots respire, giving out carbon dioxide. The two are likely to balance out.