Two test-tubes, P and Q, were set up, each containing a solution of red hydrogencarbonate indicator. Hydrogencarbonate indicator turns yellow when the carbon dioxide concentration increases and turns purple when the carbon dioxide concentration decreases. Similar pieces of the same aquatic plant were placed into tubes P and Q. Tube P was uncovered, tube Q had a black light-proof cover. The tubes were left in a warm room in sunlight for four hours. What would be the colour of the hydrogencarbonate indicator in the two tubes after four hours?
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B: tube P: purple, tube Q: yellow
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