PPT-Hydroponics Germination in Microgravity

CoPrincipal Investigators Ava Arabshahi Anika Thomas Claire OConnor Teacher Facilitator Danalynn Coulon Open Window School School Open Window School Community Bellevue WA Science Addressed by Experiment. Dr. Caren Chang. Dept of Cell Biology and Molecular Genetics. University of Maryland, College Park. carenc@umd.edu. 301-405-1643 (office phone). A. ppropriate responses to internal and external . signals . FishHawk Creek Elementary, Hillsborough County Public School. Grade Level: 5 . Title: Will Microgravity . A. ffect . T. he Growth/Germination Of Lettuce Seeds?. Type of Experiment: . Flight Experiment, Mission 5 to ISS. Soiless. Farming. Alternatives to . . Soil Farming. Hydroponics. . Hydroponics. Hydroponics. : cultivating plants using mineral nutrient solutions dissolved in water. . Substrates used:. E. coli . on Polystyrene Particles. Jarisma Rodriguez. Michelle Holguin. Diana Pahman. Dr. Maria Alvarez, Faculty Mentor. Introduction. Bacterial . biofilms. are communities of bacteria surrounded with a slime-like substance that creates a protective shield and makes them resistant to a variety of environmental factors.. Aquaponics. An introduction to. alternative food. growing systems. Hydroponics. What is hydroponics?. Growing plants in water, without soil. Efficient. Fast growing. Crop density is high/limited space. Rockwall ISD NASA/SSEP Project. William Brown – Co-principal Investigator. Brookes . Helmer. . – Co-principal Investigator. Chase . Howerton. . – Co-principal Investigator. James Matthews . – Co-principal Investigator. Jacob Prevost. What is Hydroponics?. Hydroponics is a sustainable farming method in which plants are directly fed nutrient-rich water so that they can grow with maximum efficiency.. This technique uses a variety of pumps, drains, filters, and growing media.. SSEP Mission 4 to the International Space Station. Response of Antibiotics and Bacteria in a Microgravity Environment. Co-Principal investigators: Paxton Ellul, Ashley Miller, and Haley Dole. 12 grade. Biology 104. Authors:. What conditions are required to make a seed “germinate”?. Germination begins with . imbibition. , as the seed absorbs water to make the seed coat permeable. . Imbibition. breaks dormancy, which allows germination to begin. . Sarah Kincaid . Belfry High School. Vertical Hydroponics. What is it?. The process of growing plants in a confined space in a vertical arrangement.. Nutrient rich solution misted on seed pods inside 4’ PVC tube.. :. CDA . Nursery Whitebark Pine Production. Foundation high-elevation habitat species. Threatened by rust fungi (. C. . ribicola. ), uncharacteristically severe wildfire, and pine beetles. Restoration is complicated by slow growth, site severity, and limited access. and pH of . L. actobacillus acidophilus . Presidio High School . Teacher Facilitator: Melody Crowder. Principal Investigator: . Illiana. Fernandez. Co-Principal Investigator- Alvaro Ali Romero. Collaborator- Rafael Sanchez. The Desired Brand Effect Stand Out in a Saturated Market with a Timeless Brand . multiforme. by the combination of Simulation microgravity and . Oncolytic. Viral therapy.. Introduction. Glioblastoma. . multiforme. is the most common aggressive malignant primary brain tumor affecting approximately 3.19 per 100,000 persons...