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How has scientific understanding of plant function developed?

Gradually over hundreds of years

What was Van Helmont's original hypothesis about plant growth?

Soil formed all of the plant matter

In Van Helmont's experiment, the willow tree's mass increased by approximately how much?

73.8573.85 kg

What was a major flaw in Van Helmont's experimental design?

He had no control experiment

What did Priestley conclude about plants in enclosed spaces?

Plants restore air that animals remove

What happened in Priestley's experiment when a mint plant was present with a mouse?

The mouse survived

What was Ingenhousz's crucial discovery about plants?

Light is essential to produce oxygen

In Ingenhousz's aquatic plant experiment, what happened in darkness?

Bubble formation stopped

What happens to scientific theories when new evidence emerges?

They can be modified or replaced

What two main aspects are evaluated in scientific investigations?

Processes and claims/conclusions

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