By group III

1. FATIMAH SALSABILA (16423001)

2. ZAKIAH SYIFA URRAHMAH (1710423013)
Practice of Water as Plant Component was held in Tuesday, Auguts 25th 2017 in
Educational Laboratory 4, Biology Department, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural
Science, Andalas University. The purpose of this practice was to look at plasmolysis
and deplasmolysis in epidermal tissue, to count the osmosis pressure of cell fluids,
and to find out how to measure water potential with Chardakov method. The method
used in this practice is the experimental method. The results obtained in the practice
of plasmolysis and deplasmolysis with distillate water treatment was not occur the
significant changes in colour epidermal cells in Rhoe discolor leaves. Neither
plasmolysis nor deplasmolysis that could seen clearly. In the sucrose 1M treatment,
colour in cells blurred and even lost partly (plasmolysis) within 2 minutes and 56
seconds. While deplasmolysis occured within 1 minute and 53 seconds, although it
didn’t occur in all cells. By the Cahrdakov method, the results were obtained in
movement of the test solution was in hovering condition at 0.1 and 0.2 concentracion,
and there were in float condition at 0.3, 0.4, 0.5, and 0.6 concentration. When sucrose
was given, it caused different deplasmolysis. The higher the concentration, the
higher the precentage of deplasmolysis that occurs.
Key word: Deplasmolysis, osmosis, plasmolysis, Rhoe discolor, sucorose
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Water as Plant Component
 Time and Place
Held on Tuesday, August 25th 2017 in Educational Laboratory
IV, Bology Department, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural
Sciences, Andalas University, Padang.
 PURPOSE
The purpose of this practice was to look at plasmolysis amd
deplasmolysis in epidermal tissue, to count the osmosis pressure af cell
fluid, and to find out how to measure water potential with Chardacov
Method.
 METHOD
The method used in this practice is the experimental method.
 RESULT
The results obtained in the practice of plasmolysis and
deplasmolysis with distillate water treatment was not occur the significant
changes in colour epidermal cells in Rhoe discolor leaves. Neither
plasmolysis nor deplasmolysis that could seen clearly. In the sucrose 1M
treatment, colour in cells blurred and even lost partly (plasmolysis) within 2
minutes and 56 seconds. While deplasmolysis occured within 1 minute and
53 seconds, although it didn’t occur in all cells. By the Cahrdakov method,
the results were obtained in movement of the test solution was in hovering
condition at 0.1 and 0.2 concentracion, and there were in float condition at
0.3, 0.4, 0.5, and 0.6 concentration. When sucrose was given, it caused
different deplasmolysis.
 CONCLUSION
The higher the concentration, the higher the precentage of
deplasmolysis that occurs.