PPT-“Will microgravity affect the growth/germination of lettu

FishHawk Creek Elementary Hillsborough County Public School Grade Level 5 Title Will Microgravity A ffect T he GrowthGermination Of Lettuce Seeds Type of Experiment Flight Experiment Mission 5 to ISS. Co-Principal Investigators - . Amber Avant. Bailey Crosby. Morgan Dandridge. Megan DeWitt. Casey Powell. Milk Spoilage . -. the point at which milk becomes unwholesome. Milk will have a bad odor . Oakland, CA . Flight Experiment, Mission 6. Co-Principal investigators: . Cithlali. Hernandez, Jose . Morga. , Kevin Cruz. E. xperimental Question:. Can Eisenia Fetida compost in microgravity?. We will send Eisenia Fetida to the ISS and look for changes in the soil composition . 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 . Processes and Requirements. What is germination?. I have used this word before in class. It is when the first embryonic root emerges from the seed coat. Germination is a process that begins only when certain conditions are met. oes microgravity affect the germination rate of cotton seeds?”. Information About the Team . School:. . FishHawk Creek Elementary, Hillsborough County Public School. Grade Level:. What . Is. Germination?. It is the process for seeds to sprout. (grow). It prepares plants for the hydroponics and aquaponics system.. It is the start of plant growth.. How Does It Work?. There are many ways of germinating, and we are just showing you one. The way that we are showing you is a very simple way. We help the plants grow strong enough to put in the systems. We only take care of them until their roots grow strong enough.. It is easy to grow and doesn’t take up much space.. It has a small genome that is completely sequenced, and has a complete genetic map.. It tastes good and is valued by the farm industry.. It self-pollinates but can also be out-crossed by hand for genetic crosses.. 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.. 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. Steven F, Myles K, Kyle S, Will . B. Teacher Facilitator: Todd White, EISD. What is our project? . Sending algae to a microgravity environment to observe its growth.. Compare to a ground truth experiment.. 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. Outside, In. When you look at a seed, what you are actually seeing is the . seed coat. .. The seed coat performs much of the same work that your own coat performs …. It provides protection against entry of parasites, . :. 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. David Rice. 110110356. Dr Marcel Jansen. Professor Peter Jones. March 2014. What is . Biochar. ?. Carbon rich product. Obtained when biomass (wood, manure, leaves) is thermally decomposed at temperatures between 350-750°C.