Photosynthesis Under the Microscope

Sped up microscopic footage of oxygen bubbles in water produced from photosynthesis. I used the aquatic plant anacharis (Egeria densa) and a Marimo ball (Aegagropila linnaei).
Camera - Nikon D3300
Microscope - Leica ATC 2000
Microscope magnification of each shot is shown in the bottom right hand corner.
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Lolll

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Hahah

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LMAO

[@flavioherrera7488]

Oxygen is just plants farting after their meal.

[@DragoNate]

Nah. They're burping.

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@@DragoNate or burping hard to tell :)

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😂😂

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[@rohithvishaal]

Itachi : I killed my whole clan Cyano bacteria : hold my oxygen

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Every bac gangsta till the cyan start appearing

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Long ago the the carbon dioxide eating organism live in harmony but everything change when the cyano bacteria attack

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You do know obito was also involved

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I'm eating a salad right now. Yum yum yum, dead plant cells in my tum

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"amen" 😂

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Bruhh 😂

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Amen

[@aninditakinanti9779]

When I was in high school, bio class, I was asked by my bio teacher. What are those bubbles form from the photosynthesis. I simply answered oxygen Then she asked me again 'how could you so sure that was oxygen instead of carbondioxyde?', I answered 'textbook? Photosynthesis reaction?' 😭 She wasn't satisfied. She asked me again 'can you give me a prove that those bubbles are oxygen?', NOOO I COULDN'T ANSWER THAT Then, here I am. 5 years later. Found out the reason from this video. Thank you!

[@muhammadbasir83]

I hope that your teacher look at this video and beg your pardon.

[@cianakril]

@@muhammadbasir83 why would a teacher begs a pardon? He was expecting to hear the bubbles could be both gases but since carbondioxyde dissolves in water most of them are oxygen.

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You must remember this for the rest of your life, what a good lesson. Congratulation, you've finally found the answer.

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Now I cannot remove in my mind that we cannot live without plant farts.

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Just wait until you find out what pollen is.

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@@spaceagator8014 why did you have to say it.. now I can't unthink that.

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Hmm what’s the god of geo doing here lol

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Today I learnt that there are species that survived without oxygen

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And that oxygen caused an extinction event killing them off . I learned alot today

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They had to. Before oxygen, there was only CO2 _, methane and nitrogen (and some inert gases)._ Bonus info: Before the atmosphere was enriched in oxygen, most of the freed oxygen in the ocean reacted with dissolved iron (and other oxidisable metals, effectively called “oxygen sinks” for that period), generating tons of metal oxides, with very little atmospheric oxygen produced. This lasted about half a billion years. Even when the oxygen sinks in the ocean were depleted and oxygen “finally” reached the atmosphere, it was rapidly absorbed by oxygen sinks on the land surface, meaning that oxygen levels remained unchanged for yet another billion years! It wasn’t until *all* the oxygen sinks on both land *and* sea were depleted that oxygen finally started accumulating in the atmosphere! All thanks to cyanobacteria! (Clever little rascals who caused a mass extinction event and, through reduction of methane to CO2, a massive ice age (the “Huronian Glaciation”) lasting 300 million years, contributing to said mass extinction!) Note: This information was found on (and rephrased from) Wikipedia, with tons of sources linked (as articles mostly are on Wikipedia)! Search up “Great Oxidation Event” (without quotation marks). _Edit: Added methane and nitrogen (and some inert gases) to atmosphere content before oxygen._

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*Nature has all the solutions in the world!*

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Not nature, but God

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Just because of the wonderful visual aide and details that can be seen, I feel like I’ve learned more from this video than what a couple of years of taking biology in high school has ever told me.

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it's amazing how our life is depended on plants that keep growing even in harsh condition, that will stay quiet whenever we tear or break them.

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They do it for themselves not for us.. We are smart enough to evolve with what is available

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They don't care because they don't have feelings and can't have feelings. All they do happens because of random mutations and natural selection.

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Actually,plants don't like getting eaten. Many produce extremely toxic poisons,some have mechanisms where they signal to fellow plants to release insectididal chemicals in the air and so on

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@@tayyabsohail2932 we aren't smart enough .. just that we are those who were lucky ..

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This is such a crucial process. They produce oxygen for us!

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No

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Why

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💚Sci-Inspi💚this footage is A M A Z I N G! Plants 🌱 producing oxygen is something I never thought could be ‘seen!’ I love trees 🌲 Thank you ☺️

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I'm an aquascape (planted aquarium) hobbyist, really fascinated by this video! To think about how the plants did photosynthesis under the microscope is just amazing.....

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Your just describing and regurgitating what you have been told but our world and read is way more fascinating than you could ever dream, nothing is simply materialistic

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Feeling so grateful actually seeing processes that creates and support us for million of years ❤️

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Oh look a plant is more productive than me thanks nature for showing how useless i am

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No man, you produced co2 for nature so you are useful!!!

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@@aryadanuarta5225 too much usefulness is no good. look we hab a global warming now thanks human for too much being diligent !

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The unseen, people will be kinder when they see what's inside the plants and rocks. I love this.

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Its incredible how plants are constantly doing this

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High School Biology 1984. On every quiz and test we were required to spell chlorophyll and photosynthesis correctly. One day our assignment was to collect water samples from the schools science pond and examine them under a microscope and draw any organisms we saw. I remember the instructor telling us you may not find a Volvox. He had never seen one in all the years of him teaching at the school. Well...Guess what I found a Volvox. When I said out loud I found it the teacher didn't believe me. A couple of the other students looked and saw it and said yes there it is. The instructor was so hesitant to come and look but he finally did. He was amazed and said he thought he would never see one of them in our pond. Biology was one of the most interesting classes I had. Also all the cooking classes I had were fun and come in handy. An important life skill to have.

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I love how the chloroplasts move around

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[@mastermati773]

That circulation in each every cell is somehow fascinating :o

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You lowkey giving them CO2

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Amazing to see how plants produce oxygen for all living creatures.Thanx to photosynthesis process for keeping us breathing.

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As a gardener I found this very good. And to know my plants don't mind my carbon footprint is very good.

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It's amazing how choloroplasts and red blood almost have the exact shape and the exact size. It really feels as if they're a mirrored version of each other.

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It enhance my knowledge more for photosynthesis Thanks for this vedio can't wait to see more like this Can u make a vedio on OSMOSIS and DIFFUSION

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finally i can see how chloroplas works live from this vid

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Photosynthesis is a history, a series of long observations, this experiment has been going on in our laboratory of nature for more than millions of years. You have described the entire history in a few minutes. Thank you 💚

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this video: exists my brain: "tiny!!!!"

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Yeah your brain's probably tiny

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Why is this so cool and fascinating at the same time

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very underrated

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My professor showed us this video for our photosynthesis lab. So awesome

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I can see how this video might elicit such a reaction.

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This video is so chill and so mind-blowing at the same time. Like, this is how all the oxygen gets out there... wow!

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would there be a chance that the earth's atmosphere would be toxic from excess oxygen?

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The video explains exactly that is what pretty much killed everything lol!

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can we cut open the cell to see organellas alone?

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No

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Can only be seen under a microscope

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Only now i see what i have learned more then a decade ago in school about this topic (but as a plain text). Amazing feeling.

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After having all this knowledge about how everything comes together in our environment, someone still has the audacity to say 'there is no GOD'!

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God may or may not exist. But I do know that humans are challenging God itself

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@@neiltsakatsa There is a great amount of disorder in nature as well! Anyways, how did you come to the conclusion that a superbeing is the only explanation for the universe? How do you define the word "God" and upon what do you base this definition? (Also, I don't think it is very polite to call nonbelievers fools.)

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@@RHUK81 My guess is that you have never read the Holy Bible! If you read it, every question you just asked me is there. You should definitely take some time reading it.

[@RHUK81]

@@neiltsakatsa As a matter of fact, I have read the entire Bible. But why should one look to an ancient book for answers to these questions (and why that book in particular)? How did you conclude that the Bible's explanation for the Universe is the only acceptable one? Is it because you were raised to think that? I'm genuinely asking, not being sarcastic.

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I cant express myself of how much i am amazed seeing such a simple thing as a plant expelling the waste of photosynthesis,its so uttelry simple that it triggered something nice in my mind,i just feel good in a overwhelming way.

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Only thing i'd want to add is a footnote to this wonderful video because this often gets glossed over in younger levels of biology education and even in some high school classes: some plants use O2 at night to use the energy from stored sugars via respiration because they cannot produce sugars without the light. Some though, not all. Lovely video and incredible footage!!

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Thank you 🙏 for sharing. I had been taught about photosynthesis in school but had never actually seen it in action. Absolutely fascinating.

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Beautiful, mesmerizing, stunning...the list of adjectives for nature goes on and on. I loved this video and wished I had found this sooner.

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[@MrBeanboy7]

One thing, the reason they make more oxygen than they need is because they use some of the sugars they make to build. The Oxygen loop isn't producing more oxygen, it's just waiting for an animal to eat the plant before it completes the loop

[@astroboyskygazer2248]

Saw this in my mini aquarium. Oxygen bubbles coming out from a submerged plant tip and floating up in columns towards the surface of the water. That mostly happens when the aquatic plant is hit by sunlight. So awesome to watch. Trains of bubbles coming out of the tips.

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I have been on this planet for 30 years and this is the first time I’ve seen plants working on a microscopic scale.

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Can't waiting for microscopic videos! Because ur videos are great, Thank you

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Praise the Lord for such perfection and simplicity

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Learned this in school almost 25-30 years ago. Watching it happening actually is so fascinating.

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I can't image , how can he make such awesome video. It's the first time I am watching this process in actual. Just one word AWESOME AWESOME AWESOME.

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Not once did I take this much interest in plant cells in high school biology. They really need to improve the schools.

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This is going to trend someday. I guarantee it.

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This is so great. Learning about photosynthesis watching this video is way more better and interesting than studying about it in the book.

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this turned out way more interesting that i thought

[@LoraCoggins]

I would have loved to have seen what photosynthesis looked like back in my middle school life science class. Seeing this video really helped me put everything into perspective, understand the process of photosynthesis, and be fascinated by every little thing plants do that help keep themselves living.

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I've been studying photosynthesis since I was like in 3rd grade but I've never been interested in it before I saw your video.

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I am majoring microbiology in my University and it’s really helpful for me thanks for bringing us these fascinating content! 😃

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Biology always manage to fascinate me

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And the fact that this process relies solely on quantum effects is even more fascinating!

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Last guitar solo touched my heart

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This is even better when you actually see it through a microscope

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I also produced photosynthesis every morning under my blanket and my wife can smell the bubbles when it bursts.

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Great video! I have live plants in my "high tech" freshwater aquarium. I get such rampant photo synthesis, the plants produce so much oxygen bubbles that they rise in a stream!