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Raging Radishes

Raging Radishes. Group Members: Antwaun Hedger, Austin O’Brien, Justice McDonald, Lilly Aubert. October 16 th -17th. What’s a Raphanus?. Raphanus is the scientific name for radish. Radishes originated in China, thousands of years ago.

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Raging Radishes

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  1. Raging Radishes Group Members: Antwaun Hedger, Austin O’Brien, Justice McDonald, Lilly Aubert October 16th-17th

  2. What’s a Raphanus? • Raphanus is the scientific name for radish. • Radishes originated in China, thousands of years ago. • It takes about 45-60 days for a radish to grow to full maturity. • To care for a radish properly, you should keep the soil moist and rid the soil of weeds and debris. You should also place the radish in an area where it will receive 8-10 hours of sunlight each day.

  3. Independent and Dependent Variables • Independent Variable- The non-baked and baked soils. • Dependent Variable- The growth of each of the plants.

  4. Hypothesis/Essential Question • Our Hypothesis was that the radish plants would grow better in the non-baked soil. • Our hypothesis was wrong. The radish plants grew better in the baked soil. • How is data used in Science? • Scientists collect data from experiments and record the information. Other scientists learn from this information and we grow and develop off of it, discovering new things. • Information we collected from other researchers gave us information that helped us grow our radish seeds properly.

  5. Data Collection

  6. References • http://www.oardc.ohio-state.edu/seedid/single.asp?strId=71 • http://www.motherearthnews.com/Organic-Gardening/2008-02-01/Growing-Radishes.aspx • http://vric.ucdavis.edu/veginfo/commodity/garden/caring.html

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