First Inquiry by Ms Kitchen

Analiese Thompson

2024-08-28 20:40:01 UTC

Research Question: How does the place on the leaf affect the loss of chlorophyll?

The conclusion was that the main vein of the leaf lost the most chlorophyll (34 mm on average) The base (24 mm on average) received just as much as about the tip (18.8 mm on average); almost just a little less than that, so their results were somewhat similar. The edges were the places where the least amount of chlorophyll was lost (3.9 mm on average)

LH

2024-08-28 21:43:47 UTC

Conclusion: Out of all the parts of a leaf, the main vein loses the most chlorophyll because I believe that the main vein is in charge of the nutrients to transport throughout the whole entire leaf which makes the main vein start to lose its chlorophyll as it begins to age.

K.G

2024-08-29 00:48:55 UTC

Result: Researchers should do my studies to why animals live in more shallow areas and how it benefits them

2024-08-29 01:35:21 UTC

Conclusion- The main vein loses the most amount of chlorophyll, while the edges lose the least amount

2024-08-31 20:51:35 UTC

Conclusion : The more there is space in the creek the more organisms.

this is because they have more space to survive and thrive .

Jesse Hasoon

jkhasoon10 — 2024-09-03 21:24:12 UTC

How does the place on the leaf affect the loss of chlorophyll?

It apparently affects it a lot as the spread of chlorophyll loss was very large ranging from 34mm on average close to the main vein, to 3.9mm on average near the edges of the leaves, with averages of 24mm and 18.8mm on the base and tip respectively, and with that, I conclude that the place on the leaf affect the loss of chlorophyll a lot.