2/09/2014

Lab#5 Germination and Productivity

GERMINATION IN THE DARK AND LIGHT:

  • What was our CONTROL for this experiment.
  • Using two different ways to define what is going to happen with seeds that is planting in the dark as well in the light.
  • In the darkness the seed will not grow and their leaves don't going to develop well; if they grow they will look like dead seedlings.
  • In the light the seed will grow really well, with their leaves green and tall. It will looks stronger and healthy.

  • What is the percent germination for the LIGHT TREATMENT? For the DARK TREATMENT?

  • In the dark is about 35% and in the light is about 48%.
  1. Compare the difference in appearance in the dark treatment and the light treatment plants.
  • The difference between the seed that was in the dark and the seed that was in the light.
  • IN THE DARK SEEDS: Those seeds could not develop their roots, leaves and bark really well, some of them are smallest and the bark of some are with and brown-light. Looks like each seed tried to find a way to grow but because they could not receive the sun they grow like hugging each other.
  • IN THE LIGHT SEEDS: Those seed develop their roots, leaves and bark pretty well, those seedling have pretties leaves greens and look stronger and they can survive.
  1. The seed that was in the dark grow a little bit and they did not have leaves, I think they tried to grow even if they did not have sun light but they fight to grow to where they could.


    • The weight of the plant that was in the light.
      • Before dry 11.4g
      • After dry 2.0g
      • Loss 9.4g
      • During 7min
      • Temperature of 400F
    • The weight of the plant that was in the dark
      •  Before dry 8.9g
      • After dry 1.9g
      • Loss 1.9g
      • During 5min
      • temperature 400F

     














1 comment:

  1. Hi Lili,
    Your grade is 4/7. The Control Treatment was: Light Treatment. I requested bar graphs of 1) comparison of germination percent, 2) Comparison of dry and wet weight of light and dark treatment, and 3) Comparison of average height of light and dark treatment. You did pie graphs.
    I recommend paying more attention during class. I know you are smart and you could be doing better.
    Regards,
    Shadia

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