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Date: May 1st
Date completed: May 12th
Hypothesis: I believe the seeds will grow 1-2 feet based on my research
Procedure: I put my seeds in small pots and put on a self I have outside in the sun. They can absorb good sunlight this way
Growth of seeds: all varied but stayed within 3 feet
Type of seeds:
1. Cornflowers
Growth
Day 3: about 2 inches
Day 6: about 5 inches
Day 9: about 12 inches
Day 12: about 22 inches
Day 15: about 34 inches
Interpretations: cornflower- the meaning is wealth, prosperity, fortune and friendship.
I don’t know what was asked in the lab...
Conclusion: my hypothesis was kind of correct. My cornflowers grew to be over 2 feet, but not by much. Some even stayed under, but not by much I say again. This was a fun and educational experience and I learned a lot about this wonderful plant. I hade no idea that it was even a real thing before this project! I learned that different flowers grow at different paces, even if they get the same amount of sunlight and water.
Answer:
A. Water molecules are split.
Explanation:
The light dependent reactions of photosynthesis require the energy in sunlight to proceed. Structures called photosystems which contain chlorophyll absorb the light from the sun to generate excited electrons, which are transferred to electron carriers ATP and NADH.
These electron carriers are used in the light-independent reactions of photosynthesis.
During this process, the high energy electrons are passed to an acceptor molecule and replaced with an electron from water. This splitting of water produces H+ ions and oxygen as a byproduct. The splitting of water is called photolysis
The signal transduction pathways<span> recruited by the receptors of these hormones and growth factors </span>are<span> of particular interest.
Im not too sure about this might wanna check it.</span>
A scientific law would be your answer.
There are many laws that are defined using formulas.
I hope this helps!
~cupcake
Meiosis is the production of sexual gametes like sperm and egg. It is only necessary for sexual reproduction but not growth.