if you change the color of water that you feed a plant, why does the plant color change?

Question

i'm doing a science fair project and i cant seem to find oput why it changes color i think it's because of the rooots or somthing but i want tyo be sure! thanks pleeeeeeezzzz help!!!!!!

Answer 1

your right the roots feed off the water and what ever colour u use it will turn cuz it starts at the root.Good luck n hope u win.

Answer 2

Normally, the plant's "xylem" would transfer the water threw the plant, but when you give it a color, the plant will basically seperate the dye from the water and uses the H20 and doesn't use the dye, pretty much distributing the plant with dye, and coloring the plant.

Answer 3

hi, Algae come from intense nitrogen on your pond water and to lots photograph voltaic. You did no longer say in case you have any vegetation or fish in the pond or no longer. So for now i visit assume no longer. when you consider that maximum pond vegetation decide on nitrogen. i'd advise you upload some pond vegetation which includes lilies. additionally they'll supply color for fish and help to dam out a number of the photograph voltaic. stable success consisting of your pond.

Answer 4

Well, stems suck up the water along with the dyes in the water and Viola! color change.

Answer 5

The roots absorb the coloured water, and it travels up the stem to all parts of the plant, thus changing the colour. (Is it osmosis?)

Answer 6

chemical reaction, you see like human plants have Gene it like changing your eye from blue to yellow.

Answer 7

chlorophyll- look it up