The growth of plants
- Taldearen izena
- The growth of plants
- Taldekideak
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- Danel Arriaga
- Irakaslea / tutorea
- Zorione Fundazuri Urkidi
- Ikastetxea
- ELORRIO INSTITUTUA
- Maila
- dbh4
- Herria
- ELORRIO
- Probintzia
- Araba
- Hizkuntza
- Ingelesa
- Proiektu mota
- Ikerketa proiektua
- Proiektuaren txostena
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Ikertzaileen balorazioak
Jose Antonio Rodriguez Perez
Fac. Medicina
UPV / EHU
Dear student-scientists,
Congratulations on your research work! You did a very good job, and I really enjoyed reading your report.
The research topic you choose is interesting and very important (we all need plants to live!), and your experiments were very well designed: you used water-only as a negative control to compare with 3 different fertilizers. Very cleverly, you decided to use two types of fast-growing plants, so you could complete your work in a reasonable time-period (imagine trying to do this experiment with trees!).
Most importantly, you obtained SURPRISING RESULTS! This is actually what makes science advance: to find things you didn´t expect. Now, of course, you need to try and find a plausible explanation as to why your plants with added fertilizer grew less than plants with only water. I will give you two clues to help you:
Clue#1: probably there were already some nutrients in the normal soil you used.
Clue#2: imagine what would happen to you if, after having a big lunch, they still give you more and more food to eat…