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Plants

Simple stuff!

Plant cells.

What is photosynthesis? So why did you mention starch?

The experiment!

Take a leaf!

Boil it in alcohol

Add iodine

What do you write down? An outline of what you are doing and why you are doing it. A prediction as to what you expect to find and why. A conclusion explaining what you actually did find out (this MUST contain the chemical equation for photosynthesis).

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