What plant grows faster; Arabidopsis, mongo seeds, or been seeds?
Q. I have a science fair project and I need a plant that grows fast so that I may see results within a few weeks. (I am planning on using gravity to alter the way these plants grow - any ideas on how I should do this?)
Asked by Hummel - Wed Nov 4 20:37:01 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Arabidopsis will grow very quickly. Just out of curiosity, how will you be altering gravity? Unless you have a vacuum or some way of increasing the gravitational field around your plants, that might be rather difficult. If you are referring to gravitropism, that might be a bit easier. You can show that roots and shoots will grow towards the ground and sky, respectively, simply by turning the plantlets after a few days of growth. I would recommend germinating seeds and letting the shoots grow for about a week, then turning the pot/agar to the side, and allowing the shoots to continue growing for at least a week. You should notice a distinct curve in the plants stem as the shoots grow upright. If you are working in an agar, you… [cont.]
Answered by Angel - Wed Nov 4 22:43:18 2009
Q. I have a science fair project and I need a plant that grows fast so that I may see results within a few weeks. (I am planning on using gravity to alter the way these plants grow - any ideas on how I should do this?)
Asked by Hummel - Wed Nov 4 20:37:01 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Arabidopsis will grow very quickly. Just out of curiosity, how will you be altering gravity? Unless you have a vacuum or some way of increasing the gravitational field around your plants, that might be rather difficult. If you are referring to gravitropism, that might be a bit easier. You can show that roots and shoots will grow towards the ground and sky, respectively, simply by turning the plantlets after a few days of growth. I would recommend germinating seeds and letting the shoots grow for about a week, then turning the pot/agar to the side, and allowing the shoots to continue growing for at least a week. You should notice a distinct curve in the plants stem as the shoots grow upright. If you are working in an agar, you… [cont.]
Answered by Angel - Wed Nov 4 22:43:18 2009
Mongo plant? why that?
Q. people i need help what are the characteristics of a mongo plant? and give reasons why mongo is used in certain experiments...like"Does caffeine affect the growth of plants"
Asked by Raphael A - Thu Nov 2 21:41:49 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A Mongo Plant (aka Mung Beans) are often used in experiments for several reasons, the main of which is that their entire genome has been mapped and we have a full understanding of every gene and how it effects the plants characteristics. They are also fast growing and quick to reproduce. They have also been used in various experiments for a long time and the affects of envirommental factors are well understood with this species. For more info sources are below.
Answered by Evo - Fri Nov 3 09:40:40 2006
Q. people i need help what are the characteristics of a mongo plant? and give reasons why mongo is used in certain experiments...like"Does caffeine affect the growth of plants"
Asked by Raphael A - Thu Nov 2 21:41:49 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A Mongo Plant (aka Mung Beans) are often used in experiments for several reasons, the main of which is that their entire genome has been mapped and we have a full understanding of every gene and how it effects the plants characteristics. They are also fast growing and quick to reproduce. They have also been used in various experiments for a long time and the affects of envirommental factors are well understood with this species. For more info sources are below.
Answered by Evo - Fri Nov 3 09:40:40 2006
as a fertilizer, why are mongo or soybeans prefered to grass or some farm plants?
Q. as a fertilizer...
Asked by -sUpEr bAngs- - Mon Jul 2 07:23:03 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Soybeans contain more nutrients in an easy to break down form than grasses or other farm plants. In fact, most plants would be pretty ineffective in the amount of usable nitrogen that would be provided, but in soybeans, the usable nitrogen is broken down quite readily from the ground soybean and it is then capable of use by the grass. However, one thing to note is that soybeans do not provide any phosphorous, so their use of a fertilizer is in fact limited also.
Answered by btpage0630 - Mon Jul 2 08:57:09 2007
Q. as a fertilizer...
Asked by -sUpEr bAngs- - Mon Jul 2 07:23:03 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Soybeans contain more nutrients in an easy to break down form than grasses or other farm plants. In fact, most plants would be pretty ineffective in the amount of usable nitrogen that would be provided, but in soybeans, the usable nitrogen is broken down quite readily from the ground soybean and it is then capable of use by the grass. However, one thing to note is that soybeans do not provide any phosphorous, so their use of a fertilizer is in fact limited also.
Answered by btpage0630 - Mon Jul 2 08:57:09 2007
what would be the result if mongo planted in small plastic bowl with wet cotton within 5 days?
Q. what would be the result if mongo planted in small plastic bowl with wet cotton within 5 days?
Asked by smp _ - Sun Sep 6 03:07:40 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It will still grow or germinate because of moisture but it will not look as healthy as the one being planted in the soil.
Answered by lorrainecuyugan - Sun Sep 6 06:13:19 2009
Q. what would be the result if mongo planted in small plastic bowl with wet cotton within 5 days?
Asked by smp _ - Sun Sep 6 03:07:40 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It will still grow or germinate because of moisture but it will not look as healthy as the one being planted in the soil.
Answered by lorrainecuyugan - Sun Sep 6 06:13:19 2009
what will happen in the 1st day, 2nd day, 3rd day, 4th day and 5th day of planting mongo seeds?
Q. what will happen in the 1st day? 2nd day? 3rd day? 4th day? and lastly in the 5th day? of planting mongo seeds...
Asked by eilujzkie - Sun Mar 7 09:32:39 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. what will happen in the 1st day? 2nd day? 3rd day? 4th day? and lastly in the 5th day? of planting mongo seeds...
Asked by eilujzkie - Sun Mar 7 09:32:39 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
My mongo plant bends a lot.?
Q. When I was a kid, I'd plant mongo beans from boredom. I always noticed that it would bend. Every plant would bend down. Now, I planted them again, and they still bend. What can I do to stop it from bending?
Asked by Putang Ina Ang Kulit Mo! - Sun Jul 26 05:37:54 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you will need some long straight stick to give support to the plant. When you notice that your plants are going to bend, tied that plates with the long stick to prevent those plants bend. Hope this will help
Answered by Sai Htuang Kham - Sun Jul 26 05:43:03 2009
Q. When I was a kid, I'd plant mongo beans from boredom. I always noticed that it would bend. Every plant would bend down. Now, I planted them again, and they still bend. What can I do to stop it from bending?
Asked by Putang Ina Ang Kulit Mo! - Sun Jul 26 05:37:54 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you will need some long straight stick to give support to the plant. When you notice that your plants are going to bend, tied that plates with the long stick to prevent those plants bend. Hope this will help
Answered by Sai Htuang Kham - Sun Jul 26 05:43:03 2009
what will happen if you planted a mongo seed in a plastic and then placed some water with no air and sunlight?
Q. biology project...
Asked by Celestial - Sun Jul 6 08:46:25 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nothing is what you would see. Because some seeds may germinate without light but oxtgen is must. Rquirements for germination: 1 oxygen 2 water 3 temperature 4 light(if needed)
Answered by kalki - Sun Jul 6 09:05:10 2008
Q. biology project...
Asked by Celestial - Sun Jul 6 08:46:25 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nothing is what you would see. Because some seeds may germinate without light but oxtgen is must. Rquirements for germination: 1 oxygen 2 water 3 temperature 4 light(if needed)
Answered by kalki - Sun Jul 6 09:05:10 2008
what is mongo plant, dicot or monocot?
Q. what is mongo plant, dicot or monocot?
Asked by czarhie L. - Sun Nov 16 06:48:40 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think it is a dicot
Answered by Iskandar - Sun Nov 16 06:56:33 2008
Q. what is mongo plant, dicot or monocot?
Asked by czarhie L. - Sun Nov 16 06:48:40 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think it is a dicot
Answered by Iskandar - Sun Nov 16 06:56:33 2008
is a mongo plant, a fast growing plant?..why?
Q. is a mongo plant, a fast growing plant?..why?
Asked by lovely_fairy12 - Tue Jan 15 08:03:42 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Uhhh...it's mango..but no, they're not really all that fast growing in a home environment. They need lots of humidity, the seeds are semi-difficult to germinate, and though they have a lot of endosperm (food in the seed) they're not very quick growers, usually die within a few months, and it's almost impossible to get them to fruit in a home.
Answered by wh000aaa - Thu Jan 17 22:17:45 2008
Q. is a mongo plant, a fast growing plant?..why?
Asked by lovely_fairy12 - Tue Jan 15 08:03:42 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Uhhh...it's mango..but no, they're not really all that fast growing in a home environment. They need lots of humidity, the seeds are semi-difficult to germinate, and though they have a lot of endosperm (food in the seed) they're not very quick growers, usually die within a few months, and it's almost impossible to get them to fruit in a home.
Answered by wh000aaa - Thu Jan 17 22:17:45 2008
hi... im looking for experiments or anykind of information on mung (moong or mongo) beans....?
Q. any good sites for information about the hormones and how the mongo plant respondsto certain changes in its environment through phototorpism or geotropism.. just tell me if u find any kind of good links about this stuff.. thanks... or if u dont find anything about the plant resoponses... then some good links or sites with information about tropism will do... i will be reli thankfulll if u help me.. thnks!
Asked by caramush - Tue Mar 27 03:42:28 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are a lot of experiments on phototropism and geotropism in mung beans. If you Google phototropism and geotropism in mung beans (watch your spelling on phototropism) you will find them. Most are pretty scientific, if you just need general knowledge of phototropism and geotropism, you would be better off to Google just the words separately. Good luck. 0
Answered by john h - Tue Mar 27 22:13:03 2007
Q. any good sites for information about the hormones and how the mongo plant respondsto certain changes in its environment through phototorpism or geotropism.. just tell me if u find any kind of good links about this stuff.. thanks... or if u dont find anything about the plant resoponses... then some good links or sites with information about tropism will do... i will be reli thankfulll if u help me.. thnks!
Asked by caramush - Tue Mar 27 03:42:28 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are a lot of experiments on phototropism and geotropism in mung beans. If you Google phototropism and geotropism in mung beans (watch your spelling on phototropism) you will find them. Most are pretty scientific, if you just need general knowledge of phototropism and geotropism, you would be better off to Google just the words separately. Good luck. 0
Answered by john h - Tue Mar 27 22:13:03 2007
Is Mongo Plant (Phaseolus Radiatus) or Mung Plant a photosensitive plant?
Q. Also why is the plant so commonly used in experiments locally?
Asked by Tricia P - Sun Sep 2 20:31:16 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. All plants react to light, so your answer is yes. I know mung beans are easily grown as sprouts, in the absense of any nutrient. It may just be the ease and rate of growth which makes them the ideal subject for simple experiments.
Answered by Curious Orange - Mon Sep 3 01:30:49 2007
Q. Also why is the plant so commonly used in experiments locally?
Asked by Tricia P - Sun Sep 2 20:31:16 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. All plants react to light, so your answer is yes. I know mung beans are easily grown as sprouts, in the absense of any nutrient. It may just be the ease and rate of growth which makes them the ideal subject for simple experiments.
Answered by Curious Orange - Mon Sep 3 01:30:49 2007
Mongo Seeds(Pt 2) : CLICK THIS ! I NEED THIS TOO ! PLEASE>?
Q. What is the background of the study of "Planting mongo seed/bean with a coconut oil and water" Please i need your answer ! Thanks.
Asked by Joyce Borjal - Fri Feb 26 06:48:51 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Come to me I'll teach you :)
Answered by Jojo - Fri Feb 26 07:00:10 2010
Q. What is the background of the study of "Planting mongo seed/bean with a coconut oil and water" Please i need your answer ! Thanks.
Asked by Joyce Borjal - Fri Feb 26 06:48:51 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Come to me I'll teach you :)
Answered by Jojo - Fri Feb 26 07:00:10 2010
Mongo seeds experiment?
Q. What would be the result if mongo seeds will be planted in a bottle half filled with soil (set up A) and in another bottle filled with soil upto the neck of the bottle(set up B)?
Asked by camz - Fri Nov 9 21:39:22 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i think the bottle half filled with soil will have better results...
Answered by ken - Fri Nov 9 21:45:12 2007
Q. What would be the result if mongo seeds will be planted in a bottle half filled with soil (set up A) and in another bottle filled with soil upto the neck of the bottle(set up B)?
Asked by camz - Fri Nov 9 21:39:22 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i think the bottle half filled with soil will have better results...
Answered by ken - Fri Nov 9 21:45:12 2007
explain mongo seeds release of enrgy in plant respiration?
Q. its on plant respiration using a termo flask a vial atermometer formalin and KOH
Asked by Louie M - Mon Dec 11 03:59:49 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Kindly learn to express yourself well. Your question is impossible to understand. Make use of 'check spelling' facility to correct your speling mistakes.
Answered by Maverick - Fri Dec 15 03:14:18 2006
Q. its on plant respiration using a termo flask a vial atermometer formalin and KOH
Asked by Louie M - Mon Dec 11 03:59:49 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Kindly learn to express yourself well. Your question is impossible to understand. Make use of 'check spelling' facility to correct your speling mistakes.
Answered by Maverick - Fri Dec 15 03:14:18 2006
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