Plant Sciences science fair projects from 2012

Browse 48 real Plant Sciences projects entered in 2012, with abstracts, awards and links to the original entries.

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CSEF · 2012

A Symbiotic Relationship

Plant Biology

Objectives/Goals My project is to determine if the Anacharis plant would grow more rapidly when placed in glass bowls occupied by goldfish. I believe that the Anacharis plant will grow faste…

CSEF · 2012

Biomimicry in Action: Hypertufa vs. Soil

Plant Biology

Objectives/Goals In this experiment, my goal was to test the difference in plant height and width between two medias. I grew one set of plants in soil, which was my control. I planted the ot…

CSEF · 2012

Bug-a-licious

Plant Biology

Objectives/Goals Many different insects are used as food for reptiles, birds, and carnivorous plants. Which are the most nutritious for Sundews? To find which feeder insect is the most nutri…

CSEF · 2012

Can Electricity Affect Plant Growth?

Plant Biology

Objectives/Goals My objective is to determine whether electricity in various forms can stimulate plant growth or seed germination. Methods/Materials Lettuce seedlings in pots were given eith…

CSEF · 2012

Do Plants Predict the Dawn? The Psychic Plant!

Plant Biology Honorable_mention Award

Objectives/Goals Our aim was to discover whether certain plants could predict on the onset of dawn. Some types of plants open and close their leaves to save dew in night and to maximize thei…

CSEF · 2012

Efficiency in Irrigation Systems

Plant Biology

Objectives/Goals The objective is to determine whether Matthiola plants grow taller when being watered by a sprinkler system or a drip system. Also another objective was to see which system…

CSEF · 2012

Fibonacci Phyllotaxis in French Marigolds

Plant Biology

Objectives/Goals To observe if excess light affects the Fibonacci phyllotaxis of marigolds thorough mutations. Methods/Materials Cardboard boxes, 75watt plant bulbs, Six French Marigolds, Wa…

CSEF · 2012

How Does Soil pH Affect Plant Growth?

Plant Biology

Objectives/Goals This science fair project is to test the effects of a soil#s pH on the growth of grass. For my project, I adjusted the soil#s pH, varying from 5.0-9.0, making it acidic, neu…

CSEF · 2012

One Smart Spud: A Potato Hormone Project

Plant Biology Honorable_mention Award

Objectives/Goals In my experiment I set out to prove that no matter how many sprouts a potato, whether whole or cut, may grow from its many eyes, only one sprout will grow into a terminal sh…

CSEF · 2012

Plant Waves

Plant Biology

Objectives/Goals To discover if plants can use wavelengths of light other than visible light to undergo photosynthesis. Methods/Materials Method: Fill eight biodegradable planting squares wi…

CSEF · 2012

Ring around the Redwood

Plant Biology Honorable_mention Award

Objectives/Goals This two-year study calculated and examined the correlation of young and old redwood tree diameter growth to rainfall at elevations of 100 and 1,500 feet. A total of four st…

CSEF · 2012

Seedling Responses to Starter Fertilizers

Plant Biology

Objectives/Goals The objective of this experiment is to determine if the complete starter fertilizer grows the best rye grass seedlings compared to the incomplete starter fertilizers or with…

CSEF · 2012

Send in the Clones

Plant Biology Honorable_mention Award

Objectives/Goals For this project, I used a geranium plant and took cuttings from three different parts; the roots, stems, and the leaves. I regenerated these different parts and tracked the…

CSEF · 2012

Soil Microorganisms: Who Needs 'Em?

Plant Biology

Objectives/Goals Soil may look like a bunch of dirt, but good quality soil is actually a complex mixture of dirt, nutrients, microorganisms, insects and worms. What type of benefit do these…

CSEF · 2012

Solving World Hunger

Plant Biology

Objectives/Goals I have always been upset that so many people in the world have hardly anything to eat. If food were more common, that wouldn#t be a problem. My experiment, #Solving World Hu…

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