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Why is the presence of starch a good indicator that photosynthesis took place?

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Why is the presence of starch a good indicator that photosynthesis took place?

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  1. Starch is an end product of photosynthesis produced during the light-independent reactions (so it must be present of photosynthesis took place)

    Starch is easily detected: Lugol's Iodine Reagent, which is dark amber colored, turns blue black in the presence of starch (making starch a good indicator as it is easy to test for)

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