I have been doing this report in Biology I for around 2 weeks now. We have been doing a study on how the type of water you use will effect the germination of the seeds. This will prove to us whether or not certain types of water around certain soils will make a difference in what happens when the seeds are put in it to grow, and that is what we"re out to find. .
As a group, we have a few questions that we would like to ask. We hope to get them answered in some way or another by the end of this project, whether it be from our own experiment or asking someone. The question that we want to ask is, do you think the water we got by the sidewalk will have an affect on how the radishes grow? We ask this question because there has been a lot of salt put there and around there so that the ice and snow would melt. We wonder if this will somehow affect the growth of the radishes beings there might be some extra chemicals in it. .
There were a lot of materials that we had to use for this project. Some of them played a very important part in it, and others were just odds and ends. We had materials such as paper towels and seeds. We used the paper towels to soak up the water and put seeds in them. In other words, it was the place of growth for the radish seeds. We also used plastic bags for this part. We put the wet paper towels in them and it helped them to obtain their moisture unlike if it would have been just laying out. We also obviously used mud and water. We used mud from under the Spruce tree and by the sidewalk, and we used water from the sink most of the time. Then we had to use wooden sticks, plastic bottles, and a plastic dish. We used the plastic bottles and wooden sticks to filter the mud from the water. We then poured it into a plastic dish and let the paper towel soak up the water. Therefore we also used a graduated cylinder to measure out all of the water. .
In this experiment we had many things we used.
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... the tree fruits grown here. Canadian vegetables are just as varied as the fruits. Asparagus & watercress are often the first vegetable ready for picking in the spring. Peas, leaf lettuce, radishes, tomatoes, cucumbers, & corn follow in the summer. Vegetables are enjoyed in soups, salads, & side dishes. Canada has a great wheat crop, & bread products are in every meal. Breakfast includes buckwheat pancakes ... ...
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... wheat; the milk animals were goats and cows; sheep supplied the wool that was the chief textile fabric of Mesopotamia. The most common vegetables were beans, peas, garlic, leeks, onions, radishes, lettuce, and cucumbers; the fruits included melons, dates, pomegranates, figs, and apples. Compared to Mesopotamia, Egypt's annual flooding of the Nile River were predictable, gentle and nationally controlled. The Egyptians ... ...
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... to the game. Just as Payne Stewart putted on the green, the voices softened, and the young boy mistakenly screamed out "Dad." The embarrassed father's face turned as red as radishes, as on lookers shushed him. After the tournament was over I realized that my brother's passion for the game of golf and its players was not truly mine. He got what ... ...
... the fungi will not only serve as decomposers, but as food. After balancing the soil, we will plant our crops; fast growing grains, a few fruit trees, artichokes, carrots, potatoes, beets, radishes, spinach, kale, broccoli, and tomatoes. In later years we have the capability to clone other plant species, and if desired, animals. For the future generations of our species, the technologies ... ...
... . Yet, after only a week in France, I suddenly wanted to have only Japanese dishes. I could not figure out why. I tried to find Japanese food. I was really delighted to find Japanese-style radishes at a supermarket. I thought I was not the kind of person that stuck to own culture, but something happened to me. Food is a part of the culture and customs in which people ... ...
