The students conducted an experiment to test if a seed would germinate under abnormally hot temperatures. They hypothesized that the seed exposed to high heat from a lamp would not sprout. Over several weeks, they observed and recorded the temperature and growth of both the experimental seed under the heat lamp and a control seed in normal temperature. Their results showed that neither seed sprouted, supporting the hypothesis that high heat prevented germination. They concluded the constant heat caused the soil to dry out too fast, depriving the experimental seed of needed water.
The students conducted an experiment to test if a seed would germinate under abnormally hot temperatures. They hypothesized that the seed exposed to high heat from a lamp would not sprout. Over several weeks, they observed and recorded the temperature and growth of both the experimental seed under the heat lamp and a control seed in normal temperature. Their results showed that neither seed sprouted, supporting the hypothesis that high heat prevented germination. They concluded the constant heat caused the soil to dry out too fast, depriving the experimental seed of needed water.
The students conducted an experiment to test if a seed would germinate under abnormally hot temperatures. They hypothesized that the seed exposed to high heat from a lamp would not sprout. Over several weeks, they observed and recorded the temperature and growth of both the experimental seed under the heat lamp and a control seed in normal temperature. Their results showed that neither seed sprouted, supporting the hypothesis that high heat prevented germination. They concluded the constant heat caused the soil to dry out too fast, depriving the experimental seed of needed water.
The students conducted an experiment to test if a seed would germinate under abnormally hot temperatures. They hypothesized that the seed exposed to high heat from a lamp would not sprout. Over several weeks, they observed and recorded the temperature and growth of both the experimental seed under the heat lamp and a control seed in normal temperature. Their results showed that neither seed sprouted, supporting the hypothesis that high heat prevented germination. They concluded the constant heat caused the soil to dry out too fast, depriving the experimental seed of needed water.
