Plant Sciences science fair projects from 2004

Browse 51 real Plant Sciences projects entered in 2004, with abstracts, awards and links to the original entries.

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CSEF · 2004

CO(2): Friend or Foe?

Plant Biology

Objectives/Goals My goal is to help the greenhouse industry produce bettter and more fruit production. Methods/Materials 1. Commercial Greenhouse 2. 36 tomatoe plants 3. 2"X 10' PVC pipe 4.2…

CSEF · 2004

Does Coffee Affect Plant Growth?

Plant Biology

Objectives/Goals Evaluate affect of coffee addition to soil on radish growth. Methods/Materials Various levels of coffee were added to soil. Plant height and survival were measured under var…

CSEF · 2004

Find the Hidden Colors

Plant Biology

Objectives/Goals The objective of this project is to find hidden colors in plant leaf tissue. Methods/Materials The pigment spot was not immersed into the developer. The top end of the react…

CSEF · 2004

Is It Ripe Yet?

Plant Biology

Objectives/Goals The purpose of this project was to find the optimal conditions for fruit ripening, and to determine which technique is the most accurate, as well as efficient, to measure th…

CSEF · 2004

Jack and the Frozen Beanstalk

Plant Biology

Objectives/Goals My project was to determine if cold or freezing temperatures would negatively affect lima bean and radish seed germination. Methods/Materials Using lima bean seeds from the…

CSEF · 2004

Stimulating the Fruit Ripening Process

Plant Biology

Objectives/Goals Is the fruit ripening process in bananas, pears, and avocados accelerated the fastest by temperature, amount of sunlight, ethylene gas exsposure, being in an open air enviro…

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