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    600 years

    We know from the fossils that were left on rocks which we were
    able to identify how old those rocks were.

    3000 million years ago, organisms that could photosynthesise

    first appeared on the planet.

    This is because any animal-like organisms depend on oxygen to


    survive, and since there was no oxygen before the plants appeared,

    the organism couldn’t live. Plants do not need any oxygen to


    survive,
    so this is the reason why they were able to survive on Earth when
    oxygen had not been there yet.
    The colour of the light.

    The number of bubble produced by the pondweed.

    The amount of water in each test tube.

    The same size of pondweed.

    The type of plant (pondweed).


    25

    20
    15

    10
    faste faste faste
    5 st st st
    com faste com com

    Conclusion - Colourless light makes the plant photosynthesize


    fastest compared to the red, green and blue light.

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