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Ann Pereira
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Experiment to show how algal growth effects plants
The purpose of this experiment is to demonstrate the effects of algal growth on plants. It aims to show how the presence of algae can impact the growth and health of plants.
The materials needed for this experiment include: algae culture, plant seeds, potting soil, pots, water, fertilizer, and a growth light. Optional materials may include a microscope and nutrient solution.
The procedure for this experiment involves planting seeds in pots filled with potting soil. Half of the pots will also have algae added to the soil. The plants will be watered and given fertilizer as needed. The growth of the plants will be observed and recorded over a period of time.
The expected results of the experiment will vary depending on the amount of algae present in the soil. It is hypothesized that the plants with algae will have slower growth and may even show signs of stress due to competition for resources. The plants without algae should have healthier and faster growth.
The results of this experiment may have implications for understanding the impact of algal growth on plant growth in natural environments. It may also provide insights on how to manage algal blooms and their effects on surrounding plant life. Furthermore, the experiment may contribute to the development of sustainable agricultural practices.