| | Category | PLNT | L22 | Growth of Green Onions in different soil types |
| | Abstract | I wanted to demonstrate that plants can grow in many ground types. To |
| | prove my demonstration I planted green onions in sand, soil, pebbles, |
| | and just water. I also wanted to test which type would produce the most |
| | amount of growth. To do this, I measured the change in height. |
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| | The data I needed to prove my demonstration was the growth of each |
| | plant from each type of ground type. I need to measure each green |
| | onion from where they were cut and the growth before they where |
| | planted and after they where planted. |
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| | I noticed that the green onions that were planted in the sand had the |
| | highest growth. The highest growth of the sand was 23.5, highest for |
| | soil was 23, the highest for pebbles was 11.8 , and the highest for just |
| | water was 10.8. I planted three green onions in every soil type to |
| | ensure that my results were valid. From my results, I concluded that |
| | the sand provided the best growing conditions for the green onions. |
| | Bibliography | http://lifehacker.com/kitchen-scraps-you-can-regrow-with-nothing-but- |
| | water-1531011995http://www.sciencebuddies.org/science-fair- |
| | projects/project_ideas/PlantBio_p045.shtml#background |