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    Road Salt Analysis

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    Introduction Finally, a warm day after a harsh winter, so what can you expect, all the ice/snow melting and flowing into our drains or into our grass, soil, and plants (Gould, 2013). Alongside with the ice/snow melting away into our environments so is that salt that was previously used to treat the roads (Gould, 2013). Roadside vegetation can become injured or die to due to the runoff from the treated pavements (Gould, 2013). The salt used for treated pavements is usually chloride-based and is…

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    Introduction- Greta Arabidopsis is a plant commonly used in genotype tests. They display qualities that make them convenient for altering their genes without a lot of trouble. Consequently, there are several different genotypes of Arabidopsis. However, it is rather hard to test exactly what the genotypes do to the plants without some sort of stress being placed on them. This is a record of the experiments produced and their results. These experiments were important due to their nature- many…

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    Lima Bean Experiment

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    growth of a plant? Background Information: When recalling knowledge about what plants need to grow, some things were obvious; sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide. Lima beans are a annual, and need to be in a warm climate to grow best. Lima beans grow best in temperatures between 60 degrees and 70 degrees and prefer a soil pH of 6.0 to 6.8. Also, lima beans need specific water levels to be successful. If you water the plant too much, then the seed can become too saturated and drown. If a plant…

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    Acid Rain Lab

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    This lab report is over the effects of acid rain on plant germination and growth. Testing was done to see the acid rain had an effect on the radish seed germination and growth of the radish plant. Radish plants, also known as raphanus sativus, a cultigen plants. This means that the radishes have become what they are now, due to selective breeding over the course of thousands of years. “Grown worldwide for its fleshy, edible taproot, radish is thought to have originated in the eastern…

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    Elodea Essay

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    Elodea is an aquatic plant originally from Brazil. It is now available in temperate regions of every continent in the world, except Antarctica. It is used in varieties of experiments, but most importantly, photosynthesis. Although there are different species of Elodea plants, the Elodea genus is an excellent plant to use to test photosynthesis because it is a highly oxygenating plant. This means that one can observe the plant and tell that is photosynthesizing because bubbles form when oxygen is…

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    experiment the following terms are defined as such: Growth: the amount in inches that a plant grows vertically. Soil: a natural dirt with no added nutrients, only minerals already located in the soil will be accepted and used. Plant: In this case, a Californian Green Bean and Lettuce seeds. Methodology This report took an empirical/analytical stance on plant systems and their response by different soils. Plants are measure biweekly by ruler and are recorded on a table. To limit…

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    which contain seeds that go through their digestive system and then gets excreted. This process increases the biodiversity, and the chance that the plant will survive past the sapling stage. Bonobo are helping not only the plants, but herbivores that consume the plants so they don’t starve to death. Therefore, if Bonobo went extinct, so could the plants and herbivores. 2. How will this event, information, or whatever is being addressed in the article affect the environment? Explain your…

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    Photosynthesis Lab Report

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    (Investigating Plant Cells 4). They convert solar energy into sugars that can be used by the plant. The cell wall is the layer outside in…

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    How To Survive A Fish

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    The fish and other aquatic animals will survive if they have sunlight,oxygen, and plants the producer is the plants,the consumers are the fish and shrimp,and lastly the decomposer is the snail.The lamp acts as if it was the sun and produces energy and a light source. And the plants will make oxygen so the fish can breathe making them be able to survive for a certain amount of time. Then they will have everything they need to survive for a few weeks or maybe longer.Because in order for them to…

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    the key elements in photosynthesis, which is when plants make sugars for energy. In order for the ecosystem to function properly, all parts need an adequate supply of carbon. This is usually not a problem since nature is efficient at carbon cycling. Since the process is a cycle, we need to pick some place to begin. Carbon Cycle Steps The carbon cycle is basically a three step process involving photosynthesis and respiration. Green plants…

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