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CSEF · 2015

Reach for the Roots

Plant Biology

Objectives/Goals The objective is to see if the roots of a plant grow in the direction of gravity, even if the seeds are turned upside down or lying flat. Methods/Materials Six seed cases we…

CSEF · 2015

Super Soil to the Rescue!

Plant Biology

Objectives/Goals Healthy soil provides nutrients for plant growth, holds water, is a habitat for good microorganisms, and helps plants, animals and humans to live. Natural fertilizers help t…

CSEF · 2015

Trees: Family or Foe?

Plant Biology Third Award

Objectives/Goals The goal of this project is to see how the size of an investigated area of land affects the evidence of habitat filtering and competitive exclusion. I looked at different qu…

CSEF · 2015

Water Efficiency

Plant Biology

Objectives/Goals The purpose of my experiment was to determine the optimum amount of water that a bean plant needs in order to grow over the course of 30 days. I hypothesized that the plant…

CSEF · 2015

Water from Its Roots

Plant Biology

Objectives/Goals My goal was to compare lake water vs. tap water from both Riverside County and Los Angeles County to see if it affected plant growth. Methods/Materials I collected water fro…

ISEF · 2014

Alleviating Atrophy

Plant Sciences

Genetic treatment of myopathy, through the inhibition of the MuRF1 and Atrogin-1 genes, appear to demonstrate a dramatic reduction in skeletal muscle degradation for short term treatments. A…

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