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Jul 23, 2014 · Welcome to Champak SciQ, where we teach you simple science experiments which you can do it at home. Here are all the things you'd need 1) Some Soil 2) A Tran...
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Science expert Debbie Roberts shows you how to investigate the soil you can find around your local area! This enquiry-based experiment creates scientists ou...
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Aug 4, 2020 · What is the difference between weathering and erosion? And what is deposition? Discover the definitions and impacts of all three of these important processes...
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- The Good and the Beautiful Homeschool Science
Nodule experiment In this activity students carry out an investigation to find out how the concentration of nitrate in the soil affects the growth of root nodules on peas. This A level practical will help students to develop skills in following a method, collaborating to gather results and writing an analysis and conclusion, as well as practising making up molar solutions
Feb 15, 2024 · This favorite soil science project works for STEM fairs or can be used to form a long-term investigation! Students will be able to test soil nutrients to see whether or not plants grow better in one type of soil than another. You could even test multiple types of soil. Learn More: Generation Genius. 2. Analyze Soil Composition
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Holding the pipe straight up and down, rotate it back and forth to loosen the pipe in the hole. Pull up the pipe with your soil core sample inside. Use the 1 in dowel to carefully push the soil core sample out of the pipe. Use paper plates or sheets of plain paper as a background for examining the soil core samples.
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Jun 16, 2021 · Plant biomass, total phenolics, saponins, dry weight of root nodules, and soil C/N ratio were compared between the treatments in linear models. Number of root nodules was compared in generalized linear models (GLMs) with a Poisson distribution and log link. These models included the experimental treatment as the explanatory variable.
