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What is the coloring in a plant?

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Updated: 8/18/2019

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What will happen when you put food color into white plant?

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How long does food coloring take to affect the plant?

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What is the conclusion for the effects of food coloring on a plant?

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What are the ingredients in food coloring?

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If you put food coloring in a container with water and a plant will it change that color?

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How do plants react to red food colouring?

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