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kompoz [17]
3 years ago
10

Some members of the Euglenids are photosynthetic, yet they will lose their photosynthetic pigment if left in the dark. True or F

alse: After storing Euglenids in the dark, the loss of the photosynthetic pigment is permanent.
Biology
1 answer:
irga5000 [103]3 years ago
8 0

A) Some members of the Euglenoids lose their photosynthetic pigment when left in Dark : TRUE

B )The loss of photosynthetic pigment in Euglenids stored in the dark is permanent : False

<h3>What are Euglenas</h3>

Euglenas are unicellular organisms belonging to the kingdom Protista, when kept in the dark for too long Euglenoids begin to lose their chlorophyll. As it loses its chlorophyll it becomes unable to produce its own food and starts consuming bacterias within its habitat.

The loss of chlorophyll in Euglenids can be regained after it is been exposed to sunlight and allowed  to grow exponentially for several weeks.

Hence we can conclude that  Some members of the Euglenoids lose their photosynthetic pigment when left in Dark : TRUE  while The loss of photosynthetic pigment in Euglenids stored in the dark is permanent : False

Learn more about Euglenoids : brainly.com/question/1278307

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