Experiment 13
AIM:
To determine the effect of different types of soil on plant growth.
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APPARATUS AND MATERIAL REQUIRED:
- Three different types of soil (e.g., potting mix, garden soil, sand)
- Three identical pots
- Seeds
- Water
- Measuring tape
- Graph paper
OBJECTIVES:
- To identify the different types of soil.
- To measure the growth of plants in different types of soil.
- To determine which type of soil is most effective in promoting plant growth.
PROCEDURE:
- Fill each pot with a different type of soil.
- Plant one seed in each pot.
- Water each pot equally.
- Place the pots in a sunny spot.
- Measure the height of each plant every day for two weeks.
- Plot the data on a graph.
EXPECTED RESULTS:
- You can use different types of plants in this experiment.
- You can vary the amount of water that you give each plant.
- You can conduct this experiment over a longer period of time.
CONCLUSION:
The graph will show that the plant that grew in the most fertile soil grew the tallest. This experiment demonstrates that soil quality is important for plant growth.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
- Be careful when handling soil. It can be dirty and can contain harmful bacteria.
- Wash your hands thoroughly after handling soil.
- Do not eat or drink anything while you are working with soil.
- Keep soil out of the reach of children and pets.
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