What happens to the plant exposed to the sunlight?

Answer 1

The sunlight is needed for photosynthesis. The plant takes in carbon dioxide and water, and the sunlight causes a reaction where sugar is made. The plant does not need the oxygen, so it "breathes" it out. The sugar is used by the plant as food.

Answer 2

If you leave a plant out in the sunlight for too long, it will actually "sunburn" the plant and form brown spots on the leaves. Try to keep plants in sunny areas that get shade for a few hours. (behind a fence or in a window sill)

Answer 3

its chloroplast which contains chlorophyll would attract the light energy from the sunlight to manufacture its own food alongside with water and carbon dioxide gas.

Then it will photosynthesize to use up the food stored.

Answer 4

Plants exposed to sunlight undergo photosynthesis, a process in which they convert sunlight into energy to produce glucose, their food source. Sunlight also helps regulate the plant's growth and development by triggering various physiological processes. However, excessive exposure to sunlight can cause damage to the plant's cells due to the harmful effects of ultraviolet radiation.

Answer 5

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