A scientist discovers a new plant. After investigating its properties, the scientist concludes that the plant does not photosynthesize. What evidence might have led the scientist to draw this conclusion?(1 point)
- Lack of chlorophyll in the plant's leaves
- Observation of the plant's inability to produce oxygen
- Testing showing that the plant does not take in carbon dioxide or release oxygen during the day
- Experimentation revealing that the plant does not grow under normal sunlight conditions
- Analysis showing the plant does not use carbon dioxide to produce glucose or other sugars
choose an response to this question
The plant has a waxy coating on its leaves.
The plant has no mitochondria in its cytoplasm.
There are no chloroplasts in the plant’s cells.
There are stomata on the undersides of the plant’s leaves.