Chlorophyll for plants are like red blood cells for people, so when extracted into a liquid, it's sometimes called plant blood (mostly on the internet). #shorts
The crazy thing, you say this as, I'm pretty sure, a joke, but I feel like I've seen someone do something similar. I don't think it was with chlorophyll, but with some kind of paint you can't see unless it's under a black light.
@@BbaattJjuuaann *shrugs* then I'm wrong, my statement still stands, unfortunately, even if I could find it, which I haven't had a chance to look, I can't really post links here in comments without CZcams deleting the comment, so, blah
Sounds like an art piece. I'd include the painting process in the artwork itself as well, maybe bring other parts of nature into it too, the canvas, the wooden brush handle and the organic hair used for the brush, all used to paint a picture of what you destroyed to begin with.
I'm not sure they will cause plants do feel pain we just never hear there cries they must scream when they are picked and torn to pieces but they....don't have a mouth💀
@@dreadaby imagine there was a documentary about the pain and suffering of the plants screaming and crying when they're being picked just like those documentaries they make 💀💀💀💀💀💀
Science is as much a giver of life as it is a taker of life! So you better check on how your doctor (or in this case, scientist) did on their ethics studies! 😂😅
Chlorophyll isn’t blood. It’s just the stuff that comes out of chloroplasts, which is the plant equivalent of mitochondria. Edit: I was very tired. Yes, plants have mitochondria as well, but animals don’t have chloroplasts (except that photosynthesizing sea slug).
Don't forget that the plant cell also has plenty mitochondria besides chloroplasts. And of course it isn't blood, it's just a silly short that invites NileRed into people's algorithm.
"Plant equivalent of mitochondria" they are really REALLY not the equivalent of mitochondria considering that plants have mitochondria and photosyntesis is completely different than aerobic respiration. In fact, you could argue that photosynthesis and aerobic respiration are polar opposites: the former consumes energy to produce carbohydrates and oxygen from carbon dioxide and water, while the latter does pretty much the exact opposite. The only significant difference is the energy carrier, sunlight vs ATP. But yes, you're right as to clorophil not being free floating in plant lymph but contained in the apposite organels. Unlike blood, clorophyl has no role in material transport.
@@professorfrog7181 funnily enough the only thing I can think of they have in common is that both cloroplasts and mitochondria started as their own living form and then came in a sort of simbiotic life inside other unicellular organisms
Plants do have mitochondria to generate ATP from glucose. Chlorophyll simply acts as a way for the plant to absorb a ton of heat from sunlight, where that heat is then used to synthesize glucose from carbon and oxygen from carbon dixoide in the air, and water, along with a bunch of other enzymes that act as catalysts for the reaction. That's why the reaction is called "photosynthesis", they use heat from sunlight to synthesize glucose that they can then use to make ATP, or simply combust to provide enough chemical energy to do other things. Edit: Plants also do have a liquid inside them that acts as a transportation method to move nutrients and other chemicals around themselves inside vascular tissues (called xylem and phloem). It's most often called "sap", but you could also say that it is a kind of "plant blood".
@@AkshayKumar-hc4yn If you're talking about Perry, it was completely coincidental, and after it was found out, the person who designed Perry felt like a genius
The cool thing is, that just before nile puts his finger in the solution, you can see a small patch of something different color. I think that is the actual DNA(RNA?) of the plant.
For anyone curious, (human)blood doesn't really glow under a blacklight, from my experience, it's just black. If you're thinking of that vibrant blue glow, i believe it's when luminol is used. Really cool! Edit: If you're unsure, "ME" stands for "Medical Examiner". Another name is "forensic pathologist", hope that clears things up!:)
@@critterjon4061 When I've worked with blood and blacklights, couldn't really see much of a glow. For context, I'm an ME. Hope that clears things up!:)
(Explanation) The main pigment leaves is chlorophyll a, which is this shade of green seen here. Chlorophyll a absorbs visible light most significantly at two regions: 430-450 nm (blue-violet) and 640-680 nm (red), and reflects strongly around 500-550 nm (green) hence chlorophyll a looks green under visible light. Chlorophyll a absorbs UV light even more strongly than visible light, ranging from below 280 nm (UV-C) and at slightly less so at regions of 280-315 nm (UV-B) and 315-400 nm (UV-A). Therefore chlorophyll a reflects very little UV light, with most of it being either absorbed or passing through the leaf, which is why it shows a darkish red under UV.
@@EvieRosePerryKelly-dh4hhThere no criminals are legal medicine weeds natural and illegal medicine chemical made pharmacy and hardware store keep banned purchase another chemical cocaine (except Cartels of Narcos or Mafia)
you can just shine it on the plants themselves, you don't have to blend anything. i did it with my flowers. it's ever so slightly duller, but roughly about the same.
Nilered "What does blood do under UV?"
Camerman *internal panic*
Nile mad scientist thought was taking over
"I don't wanna find out" bro genuinely sounded concerned for his safety
It glows blue-green just like most human bodily fluids.
It shows up pitch black. At least it did in my case whenever i got shot during cosmic bowling
How u know@@StormTheSquid
@fbi
nilered: what we think chemistry is like
nileblue: what chemistry is actually like
nilegreen: what chemistry should be like😎
nilepurple: what our chemistry dreams are like
nileriver: not actually related but just happy to be involved
mississippiriver: what made that one chinese guy's cooking delightful
Suez canal: *blocked*
Turn plant blood into a uv paint and then make a masterpiece, a painting of a plant, with its own blood
The crazy thing, you say this as, I'm pretty sure, a joke, but I feel like I've seen someone do something similar. I don't think it was with chlorophyll, but with some kind of paint you can't see unless it's under a black light.
Wdym joke, I would never joke around with said topic
@@BbaattJjuuaann *shrugs* then I'm wrong, my statement still stands, unfortunately, even if I could find it, which I haven't had a chance to look, I can't really post links here in comments without CZcams deleting the comment, so, blah
That's a frightening MO.
Sounds like an art piece. I'd include the painting process in the artwork itself as well, maybe bring other parts of nature into it too, the canvas, the wooden brush handle and the organic hair used for the brush, all used to paint a picture of what you destroyed to begin with.
I find it funny that the cameraman is instructing the chemist
The real chemist was the cameraman we made along the way
Pretty sure the "camera man" is a colleague, he just usually man's the camera.
“What does blood do under UV?”
“I don’t know bro..”
*slowly starts walking away*
This is the only time I have seen a science youtuber *actually blend food* with a magic bullet
The only video where it has been used as intended.
@@theplayer4664wait...what does it usually blend?
@@ArcanineEspeon edible things
@@theplayer4664 you mean like that white stuff that comes out of horse ***** to turn it into butter?
Bro magic bullets are magic
We went through like 7 and each time they just magically made our money disappear
"What does blood do under UV?" Is the last thing you wanna hear while alone with Nile in a dark room
Or a soviet Object 279 on the battle field, and you’re the enemy soldier.
A very out of left field but also entirely correct answer for several decades ago
Vegans are about to have a field day with this one.
LMAO
😂
@@KyleEvra5 mins ago
I'm not sure they will cause plants do feel pain we just never hear there cries they must scream when they are picked and torn to pieces but they....don't have a mouth💀
@@dreadaby imagine there was a documentary about the pain and suffering of the plants screaming and crying when they're being picked just like those documentaries they make 💀💀💀💀💀💀
“Plants Have Blood?”
-An aware piece of fire
BFDI REFERENCE
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BEEFYDIE REF
Just about to make this joke lol
We love Firey.
(The OSC has come, just because of this title bro- it’s so funny.)
"Ah my ears! They bleed"
-flower
Plants have blood?
- Firey
YO BFDI FANS
ah i was looking for a comment like this
No, a corn
SLAP BATTLES FAN TO?
In Nile's videos there's no such thing as clickbait. Everything is morbidly real.
In this video we get a real NileGreen
Why clickbait when could just be click?
@@yahhav345 clickbait because it baits u to click I guess
“Ah! My ears! They bleed!”
“plants have blood?”
-a flower and a fire
BFB OF COURSE MY FAVOURITE!!!
AH YES OSC!!
aka Flower and Firey
kms BAHAHHAA
Yes
Firey: plants have blood?
Indeed fiery
Firey is fiery, notice the spelling difference
@@iropthegamer726 whoops
@@lukeyt8886 that's the definition of Firey btw
The fact im learning this in school and have a test on this tmmr is wild
Next Video he throws some guy into a blender and looks at the soup under UV. Everything for science!
Science is as much a giver of life as it is a taker of life!
So you better check on how your doctor (or in this case, scientist) did on their ethics studies! 😂😅
if someone gives you lemon use it for science
it turns green
Like how a Nazi would
Soup.avi
Should try turning chlorophyll into hemoglobin or the other way around
new video: "magnesium from grass"
why not both?
Maybe not hemoglobin lol, it is a pretty big protein with 4 subunits. Heme on the other hand is similarly structured to chlorophyll.
i've just been handed a bunch of cilantro
and i'm going to bleed it
*C O R I A N D E R J U I C E*
And he thought it was funny lol
My brain thought that he was breaking his finger up whilst he was putting his hands in the "blood" lol
Plants have blood? -firey
Wtf is this
@@Kaetohbfdi reference
@@Kaetoh reference to a web series
A rare video of Nilered doing science from someone else's instructions.
Nilebred
@@w花b This deserves more likes.
Chlorophyll isn’t blood. It’s just the stuff that comes out of chloroplasts, which is the plant equivalent of mitochondria.
Edit: I was very tired. Yes, plants have mitochondria as well, but animals don’t have chloroplasts (except that photosynthesizing sea slug).
Don't forget that the plant cell also has plenty mitochondria besides chloroplasts.
And of course it isn't blood, it's just a silly short that invites NileRed into people's algorithm.
The powerhouse of the cell
"Plant equivalent of mitochondria" they are really REALLY not the equivalent of mitochondria considering that plants have mitochondria and photosyntesis is completely different than aerobic respiration.
In fact, you could argue that photosynthesis and aerobic respiration are polar opposites: the former consumes energy to produce carbohydrates and oxygen from carbon dioxide and water, while the latter does pretty much the exact opposite. The only significant difference is the energy carrier, sunlight vs ATP.
But yes, you're right as to clorophil not being free floating in plant lymph but contained in the apposite organels. Unlike blood, clorophyl has no role in material transport.
@@professorfrog7181 funnily enough the only thing I can think of they have in common is that both cloroplasts and mitochondria started as their own living form and then came in a sort of simbiotic life inside other unicellular organisms
Plants do have mitochondria to generate ATP from glucose. Chlorophyll simply acts as a way for the plant to absorb a ton of heat from sunlight, where that heat is then used to synthesize glucose from carbon and oxygen from carbon dixoide in the air, and water, along with a bunch of other enzymes that act as catalysts for the reaction. That's why the reaction is called "photosynthesis", they use heat from sunlight to synthesize glucose that they can then use to make ATP, or simply combust to provide enough chemical energy to do other things.
Edit: Plants also do have a liquid inside them that acts as a transportation method to move nutrients and other chemicals around themselves inside vascular tissues (called xylem and phloem). It's most often called "sap", but you could also say that it is a kind of "plant blood".
Firey: well I guess that answers my question.
BEEFYDIE FAN?!
BFDI FANS SPOTTED
YESS ANOTHER BFDI FAN
Object show fan spotted
“Plants have blood?”
-Firey
He Just summoned the BFB fandom
Firey in bfb:wait I was right????????
Based on the bfb sence where flower says her ears bleed and firey says “plants have blood”
Isopropanol? Nah, now you need to add some tomatoes, peppers, and onions
but thats the best part of the soup :(
YES! 👍👍
no
maybe
Plants have blood?
-Firey
Whyyyy
At this point I'm convinced that the cameraman holds Nile in captivity and make him do videos to earn money 😂
WE SUMMONING A FANDOM WITH THIS ONE 🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥🌸🌸🌸
The title summoned the whole OSC
Plants have blood? -firey, sometime in BFB I think.
I was looking for someone to say it
AAG MY EARS!! THEY BLEED
Surprised how long it took me to find this comment
they do have blood firey
hi!
“Plants have blood?” -Firey
yep, they do
@@reversecard5196 apparently so
@@Dailylifeofanoob Yes my favourite comment LIKED
THATS EXACTLY WHAT I THOUGHT OF WATCHING THIS-
I wanted to say that
Flower: “My ears, they bleed!”..
Firey: “Plants have blood?”
BFDI?????
Yoo BFDI refrence!
BEEFYDIE
we escaping eternal algebra class with this one 🔥 🗣️
CONGRATS! YOU HAVE SUMMONED A WHOLE FANDOM BEACAUSE OF YOUR TITLE!
no u
FR
Wow guys 38 likes!
39 now
“I’m going to find plant blood!”
*does the steps to make chutney in the first half of this whole short*
Nigel is pretty much just an assistant of the cameraman at this point
firey was right.
Yes.
yep
yeah
yup
Plants have blood
Flower: AAHHHH! MY EARS! THEY BLEED!!!
Firey: Plants have blood?
Literally my first thought lol
@@OmerKing916omg same
@@AEY294 its why I even opened comments
@@KLTTLOsame
@@KLTTLOreal!!!
I gotta love how whenever a video has something that ever so slightly references BFDI, the comments will be flooded with OSC members
Plants have blood? -A wise fire name Firey competing for a dream island
It was a bfdi
*The name summoned the OSC (line in BFB 23)*
Flower: AUUGH, MY EARS, they bleed
Firey: plants have blood?
BFB: plants have blood?
Wth is bfb
Bfb
Bfb
It's a show from 2017 to 2021 search jnj bfb to see it
Battle for bfdi
Battle for bfb
"Plants have blood?"
-firey from Bfb
:D
"plants have blood?"
-firey
Fun fact: Platypus fur also glows under UV light, and we don’t know why!
I feel like that's a reference to something
@@AkshayKumar-hc4yn If you're talking about Perry, it was completely coincidental, and after it was found out, the person who designed Perry felt like a genius
“Why am I blue? What.. what does blue mean?”
@@fl4vourless_bask3t.*cries in shower*
"Plants have blood?"
-Firey, BFB 23
This is what I was looking for
Im so happy someone commented this
I did smth like this with strawberries, except it was to find the dna
I did this in middle school, I actually still have the DNA
@@LuluStef09 oooo
The cool thing is, that just before nile puts his finger in the solution, you can see a small patch of something different color. I think that is the actual DNA(RNA?) of the plant.
“Plants have blood?” -Firey in that one episode when flower said her ears are bleeding
“plants have blood??”
-firey august 21 2020
When my aquarium gets an algae bloom, it glows orange under black light
thats so cool
"Plants have blood?" -Firey from BFDI, or something.
Literally the reason I clicked on the video
“Plants have blood?” -Firey bfb
Why are u all saying this with no context whatsoever
@@Kaetoh because we are object show fans😭
Now I kinda wanna know "What does blood looks like under UV"
Four: needoh needoh needoh needoh boop boop boop boop Awooga Awooga
Flower: Agh! My ears! They’re bleeding!
Firey: Plants have blood?
one of my favorite parts!
-firey, bfb 23.
The title: plants have blood??
Me: a BFB refrence??
me:AAAAAAAA IT ISN'T D:
Whats a bfb?
@@user-eb1tb6fe2o ✨a show✨
@@user-eb1tb6fe2o it's a show search it
You can battle for it @@user-eb1tb6fe2o
“My ears! They bleed!”
“Plants have blood?”
For anyone curious, (human)blood doesn't really glow under a blacklight, from my experience, it's just black. If you're thinking of that vibrant blue glow, i believe it's when luminol is used. Really cool!
Edit: If you're unsure, "ME" stands for "Medical Examiner". Another name is "forensic pathologist", hope that clears things up!:)
“Experience” ?
@@critterjon4061 When I've worked with blood and blacklights, couldn't really see much of a glow. For context, I'm an ME. Hope that clears things up!:)
@@bzykslayer I am also me
@@sanzenizer7796 that's a good one haha
@@sanzenizer7796You are you tho
Fiery finally got his question answered
Firey is Fiery, notice the spelling difference
my dumbass brain all time: *drink it!*
coriander leaves and juice are really good... very flavour full... can be added to soups and stews
The first grinded part was just herb smoothie, healthy, edible but the taste doesnt kick as good like strawberries, rasperries etc.
"Plants have blood?"
-firey
how did bfdi get here
"Plants have blood?"
- Firey
(Explanation)
The main pigment leaves is chlorophyll a, which is this shade of green seen here. Chlorophyll a absorbs visible light most significantly at two regions: 430-450 nm (blue-violet) and 640-680 nm (red), and reflects strongly around 500-550 nm (green) hence chlorophyll a looks green under visible light.
Chlorophyll a absorbs UV light even more strongly than visible light, ranging from below 280 nm (UV-C) and at slightly less so at regions of 280-315 nm (UV-B) and 315-400 nm (UV-A). Therefore chlorophyll a reflects very little UV light, with most of it being either absorbed or passing through the leaf, which is why it shows a darkish red under UV.
flower: AHH! MY EARS! THEY BLEED!
firey: plants have blood?
Forbidden Coriander Chutney
Coriander refers to the seed outside of England, while cilantro is the leafy green.
Plant vampire
Vegans are just evolved plant vampires
@@theplayer4664 THAT's why they want to convert everyone too! So vampiric in their nature to make acolytes❗😱
Piranha Vampire Plant
You summonsed the entire OSC
NileBlue: *blends a plant*
Leafy: ...and i took that personally.
Grassy: I’m grassy?
"Flower"Agh my ears, they bleed
"Firey"
MY AUTISM BRAIN SAYS THIS IS SUPER INRTERESTING.
YES!!!!!
Ok?
Thats straight up plant viscera! Plant gore! Plant giblets!
"My ears! They bleed"
"plants have blood?"
Me drinking two liters of that after my friend calls me chicken:
oh no he even murders plants on this channel now
Why nobody watching these legendary vids
CZcams algorithm doing you dirty
it was uploaded only hours ago 😭
Mmmmm…Chlorophyll!
now firey knows the answer to his question (plants have blood?)
*No plants were harmed in the making of this video*
if plants were conscious this would be gruesome
A sentient flame creature will now get his answer.
beefydie
@@guidinglight1lul please tell me this is a Flipaclip reference I want more references than just Nileblue and BFDI please please please
@@LuluStef09 the fourth season of bfdi, bfb
@@LuluStef09it's a term that people in the Flipaclip community use
bro accidentally brought the entirety of the object show community 😭
Fr
Fr
Chlorophyll = Glows Red under a Blacklight.
Blood = Glows Cyan/Blue under a Blacklight.
For those curious.
The Dream creatures in your dreams' blood = *Glows.*
PS: hi, modtro64, love ur videos.
just add lemon 🍋, salt,chilli to the grinding mix and ur chutney is ready
BRO JUST LEARNED TO MAKE T.H.C. DISTILLATES
IK BRO THE CRIMINALS ARE GONNA GET SOME IDEAS 💀💀
Just be legal weeds
@@EvieRosePerryKelly-dh4hhThere no criminals are legal medicine weeds natural and illegal medicine chemical made pharmacy and hardware store keep banned purchase another chemical cocaine (except Cartels of Narcos or Mafia)
The amateur chemist, turned pro chemist, birthed an amateur chemist...
"Plants don't feel pain!"
"They do now girl"
“Ah! My ears! They bleed.”
“Plants have blood?”
"Ah!! My ears!!! They bleed!!!"
"Plants have blood?"
-bfb scene
"YOUR MAKING MY EARS BLEED!"
"plants have blood? :D"
"Plants have blood?"
-bfb Firey
MoM Im FaMoS
I THOUGHT IT WAS A GREEN MUFFIN ON THE THUMBNAIL💀
I'll still eat it
@@ernestgabriel6384 me to
Firey: Wait.. Plants have blood?
Flower:
Mans summoned an entire community 💀
Firey:Plants have Blood?
Nile Red: Makes Luminol.
Also Nile Red: What does blood do under UV?
You are overdoing it :D
Plants have bloods?
- firey bfdi
you can just shine it on the plants themselves, you don't have to blend anything. i did it with my flowers. it's ever so slightly duller, but roughly about the same.
“Plants have blood?”-
Firey
Can I turn that into chloroform? Asking for a friend…
i don't think those two things are related LMAO
all you need is ice, bleach, and ammonia. And lots of ventilation despite the ice.