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    Lab Report

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     water‚ exposure to sunlight‚ and conditions of surroundings. Due to certain stimuli in the surroundings plant “hormones” cause plants to behave in ways that ensure the most efficient use of resources while preserving the most energy. One stimulus to consider‚ is the exposure of plants to sunlight; when plants are just sprouting and are underground‚ the stimulus of not having any sunlight prevents the plants from growing chlorophyll and thus from growing leaves. SInce no sunlight is present underground

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    Axis Tilt The Earth is tilted on it’s axis at about a 23.45 degree angle perpendicular to the Plane of the Eclipt. Because of Earth’s tilt‚ different regions of earth receive different amounts of direct and indirect sunlight. We call these various periods of time the seasons. When the Northern Hemisphere is tilted towards the sun it is experiencing summer‚ simultaneously‚ the Southern Hemisphere is experiencing winter‚ because it is tilted away from the Sun. During the Winter‚ the days are shorter

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    What causes the seasons? Earth’s seasons are created by the direct and indirect sunlight that locations on Earth receive during the year‚ which is caused by the Earth’s constant 23.5˚ tilt toward the north star‚ making the direct sunlight locations get differ throughout the year. The Angle of Sunlight Lab‚ measured the temperature of the Northern and Southern Hemisphere while a light source was directed at it for 8 minutes. The position of the Earth simulated what December looks like for Earth

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    Things like water‚ soil‚ sunlight‚ and climate all come together to form the biome. One of the most important abiotic factors of this biome is water. It’s common knowledge that the average rainfall in the Madagascar Rainforest is fairly high‚ so much so that only certain plant and

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    The Scientific Method 3

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    observation or research stage is designed to help me express the problem in a single question (‘Does the amount of sunlight in a garden affect tomato size?’) and propose an answer to question based on what I know. Experiment that I will design is done to test the hypothesis. Using the example of the tomato experiment‚ given below is an example of a hypothesis: TOPIC: ‘Does the amount of sunlight a tomato plant

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    Presented to: Mr. Marvin Jay Maming Atheneum School Noveleta‚ Cavite In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements in Chemistry II Jasan Robey Mangalindan Ian Marlo Sintos March 2012 CHAPTER 1 Background of the Study A plant can only have 12 hours of sunlight or less and for some plants this is too much or too short. Light is the main source of plants for food production‚ and also for the growth of a plant. It is needed by a plant in order to survive. Natural light is the best light needed by plants‚

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    apices of Helianthus annus (Sunflower) plants exhibit phototropism by growing towards the direction of sunlight (Dr.Sharma‚ J.P.2006). Reference: Dr.Sharma‚J.P.(2006). Comprehensive laboratory manual in Biology(pp.169-170). New Delhi:Laxmi Publications Private Ltd.‚ Question: Does the direction of sunlight affect phototrophic movements in plants? Hypothesis: "The direction of sunlight plays an active role regarding phototrophic movements in plants." Prediction: "If a plant is placed

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    effects and have an ability to change to fit the increased levels of UV sunlight. Plant growth can be directly affected by UV sunlight radiation‚ in a dreadful way. Indirect changes caused by UV sunlight ‚such as changes in plant

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    energy from lights. Chlorophyll is present in specialised cells within plants and many algae‚ when sunlight is present‚ chlorophyll combines it with water and carbon dioxide and creates energy through photosynthesis‚ a bi-product of which is oxygen. Organism that can photosynthesise are called autotrophs or “self-feeders”. Chlorophyll in leaves enables plants to trap light energy; it traps sunlight energy for the plants and begins the process of photosynthesis. It gives plants the greenish colour

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    Sun and Night Sky

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    sang at the golden sunlight before them. The birds huddled with their loved ones knowing of the day’s end. Finally‚ the sun disappears along with its shine. But the stars peek out under the black‚ night sky. We can only wait to see another magical moment of beauty and warmth. We can only wait for another sunset. Glistening magically‚ the beautiful‚ shimmering‚ crystal-clear Ocean came lapping over the shore‚ whilst the golden‚ gleaming sand glowed in the incredible sunlight. Swishing madly‚ the

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