Plant Sciences science fair projects from 2008

Browse 59 real Plant Sciences projects entered in 2008, with abstracts, awards and links to the original entries.

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CSEF · 2008

Albino Plants

Plant Biology

Objectives/Goals The purpose of my project is to determine what effect aminotriazole (ATA), an herbicide, has on Oxalis. I also determined its effect on Elodea, a water plant. My hypothesis…

CSEF · 2008

A Prototype for a Lunar Plant Growth Chamber

Plant Biology Second Award

Objectives/Goals Space travel is a major concern for the 21st Century. Astronauts will need to provide much of their own food for lunar habitats and deep-space travel. The engineering goal w…

CSEF · 2008

Cactus Carbs

Plant Biology Honorable_mention Award

Objectives/Goals The question for this project was 'What are the effects of an area in which a cactus grows on the amount of carbohydrates in the cactus?'. I hypothesized that more carbohydr…

CSEF · 2008

Can We Make a Bigger Salad?

Plant Biology

Objectives/Goals The Effect of Gibberellic Acid on the Growth of Lettuce Plants Objective: The objective of this experiment is to see if lettuce sprouts will grow taller when gibberellic aci…

CSEF · 2008

Crassulacean Acid Metabolism Plants

Plant Biology

Objectives/Goals My goal is to prove that Crassulacean acid metabolism plants give off more humidity at night then at day. Methods/Materials Materials: Ten Jade plants, Four plastic boxes, X…

CSEF · 2008

Does Size and Mass Matter?

Plant Biology

Objectives/Goals The objective was to find out if size and mass affect the growth of a bean's plant. Methods/Materials Various sized lima beans were placed into different categories defined…

CSEF · 2008

Electricity + Plants = Growth?

Plant Biology

Objectives/Goals I had many goals to acheive through this project. One of my goals was to find the effect of electricity on plants. Another was to prove my hypothesis. My final goal was to s…

CSEF · 2008

Fertilizer and Sweet Pea Growth

Plant Biology

Objectives/Goals The objective of my experiment was to find out what fertilizer made sweet peas grow the most. I believed that the two conditions treated with worm compost tea and regular wa…

CSEF · 2008

Got Growth?

Plant Biology

Objectives/Goals My objective was to determine how an increased level of carbon dioxide in the air effects the growth and development of agricultural crops. My belief was that an increased l…

CSEF · 2008

Growing Lettuce without Soil?

Plant Biology

Objectives/Goals Which method of hydroponics best supports plant growth? Methods/Materials Styrofoam cooler, x-acto knife, 4 Tupperware, perlite,1 aerating tube, plastic tubing, aquarium pum…

CSEF · 2008

How Plants Respond to Ultraviolet Light

Plant Biology Third Award

Objectives/Goals Plants rely on photosensory receptors to mediate light regulation of growth and development. The photoreceptors and the signaling proteins responsible for plant perception o…

CSEF · 2008

Jack and the Fertilized Beanstalk

Plant Biology

Objectives/Goals In the fairytale, Jack#s angry mother just threw the bean seeds out the window and the beanstalk grew all the way to the clouds with no fertilizer at all! # Realistically, d…

CSEF · 2008

Marvelous Mycorrhizal Fungi

Plant Biology

Objectives/Goals The objective of this project was to determine if adding mycorrhizal fungi to the irrigation water as wheat seed is planted would stimulate root growth, enabling a young whe…

CSEF · 2008

Moving to the Frequency!

Plant Biology

Objectives/Goals For my project, I decided to find out if different pitches of sound affect the way a plant grows. My hypothesis was that the different pitches of sound would affect the way…

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