I need someone to help me think of a name of my science fair project.
Problem Statement;
"Do Brown, Fallen Leaves Still Have Chlorophyll?"
Chlorophyll is what makes a plant's leaves green in photosynthesis.
a good example of an answer would be: "Is There Green in the Brown?"
Problem Statement;
"Do Brown, Fallen Leaves Still Have Chlorophyll?"
Chlorophyll is what makes a plant's leaves green in photosynthesis.
a good example of an answer would be: "Is There Green in the Brown?"
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"Is there life in the fallen?"
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Chlorophyll is a form of blood. The red blood of animals consists of carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, and iron. In chlorophyll the atom of iron is replaced by magnesium. This makes it green. Hence a title might be "Do the brown have green blood ?". This may sound provocative and will catch the imagination, I believe.
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As the
seasons change and the amount
of sunlight decreases, less
chlorophyll is produced, and the
leaves appear less green.
Chlorophyll is broken down into
simpler compounds at a
constant rate, so green leaf
color will gradually fade as
chlorophyll production slows or
stops.
seasons change and the amount
of sunlight decreases, less
chlorophyll is produced, and the
leaves appear less green.
Chlorophyll is broken down into
simpler compounds at a
constant rate, so green leaf
color will gradually fade as
chlorophyll production slows or
stops.
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Did Chloro Phyll leave Mr. Brown?
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It's not easy... being green
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Do plants recycle ?