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Plants Biotechnology

In this experiment I will be making a healthy tea for the human kind. First I would get a dry leaf from a “Moringa” Tree, then I will blend the leafs in blender. I would but the triturated leafs in a tea bag. So people will try them out. Now I am going to tell you what does the Moringa tea do to you. The moringa tea is healthy in many ways. The reasons why you should drink it is cause it increases the defenses of the body, lowers the wrinkles and fine lines, promotes energy, acts as antioxidant, helps on the circulatory system, Promotes metabolism with bio-available ingredients.

Magic Markers with pigments

In this experiment I will be making magic markers with pigments. I will be using the pigment of a plant to make a writing material. In the experiment I will like to use different colors so I can identify them. I will be testing if the pigment writes better than a normal pen. I will put the pigments in a magic marker tube so the people who will be testing it will know the color.

Hydroponics

In this experiment I will be testing if plants grow better in water than in soil. I will need plants, water, soil, and tags. I am going to identify each plant with tags so I can know what are the plants with water and with soil. I will separate them in different containers, to know what are the ones with water and soil. If the plants grow better in the water then we know we don’t have to buy soil for plants. Its more economic for you if the plant grows in water cause the water can be found any were you go and its free.

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