Plant Sciences science fair projects from 2018

Browse 122 real Plant Sciences projects entered in 2018, with abstracts, awards and links to the original entries.

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ISEF · 2018

AE Space Herbs: The Future in Aeroponics

Plant Sciences

Pollution, lack of arable lands and low global water availability are some of the many problems the farming process faces nowadays. To solve these problems, two solutions are suggested: hydr…

CSEF · 2018

Aquaponics vs. Traditional Soil Farming

Plant Biology

Objectives/Goals The main objective of this experiment was to compare the growth of lettuce and basil plants in an aquaponics system versus traditional soil based farming, without the use of…

CSEF · 2018

Artificial Light vs. Sunlight

Plant Biology

Objectives/Goals Which light source will produce a healthier plant, the artificial LED light source or regular daylight? Methods/Materials I researched that for the days in February that I w…

ISEF · 2018

BIOFOMEX: Mexican Foliar Biofertilizer

Plant Sciences

Agricultural soils in the state of Chihuahua, Northwest Mexico are desert and low in organic material. Also, usually the conventional production of crops is associated with the green revolut…

ISEF · 2018

Corn Silage Yield and Nutritional Testing

Plant Sciences

Each day agriculturists must work harder to produce more food with less land in order to meet the rapidly growing population. By determining which silage corn hybrid yields the highest per a…

CSEF · 2018

Cryopreservation: To Grow or Not to Grow?

Plant Biology

Objectives/Goals This Science Project answered the question, "Does cryopreservation impact the rate at which seeds will germinate?" The objective of the project was to learn if a plant's gro…

ISEF · 2018

Dehiscence of Creeping Woodsorrel's Capsule

Plant Sciences Fourth Award

Creeping woodsorrel or Oxalis corniculata is the perennial plant with a slender primary root. The leaf is composed of 3 leaflets. The fruit itself consists of green cylindrical capsules whic…

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