Comparing the Growth of Pea Plants Grown in the Light and in the Dark

Comparison of the growth of pea plants grown in light and dark: comparison of vertical growth of weighted peas grown in light and dark with weight gain Background: Photosynthesis forms the basis of this experiment. This is the process by which plants make food themselves from surrounding ingredients. The energy necessary for photosynthesis comes from sunlight. This is a variable for this experiment. Chlorophyll is the substance that absorbs sunlight, chlorophyll is mainly contained in chloroplasts.

"Although scientists have a lot of knowledge about plant growing methods, plant anatomy, photosynthetic processes, whether pea plants grow best under white light, red light, or green light This scientific justice experiment will test which colors of light plants will grow best because it is important to provide adequate food and serve the region of the world's food shortage A . Introduction: This sentence has attracted attention of the reader _____________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Peasantibum and Pisum macrocapon are planted as annual vegetables in the cold-resistant areas 3 to 11 of the US Department of Agriculture. Like most beans, peas retain nitrogen in the soil. While other pea plants grow to a height of 6 feet, some pea varieties reach a height of 4 feet. Growth conditions limit the production season of pea plants. Pea plants grow in fertile soil. They prefer organic soils such as compost and spoilage fertilizer. Pea plants do not like large amounts of nitrogen in the soil, so do not fertilize. Loosen the soil to a depth of at least 12 inches so that there is enough space to spread the roots and fix the plants. Mix 2-4 inches compost into loose soil and give a strong start to the pea after seeding

Peas flourish in cool weather, and seedlings can withstand slight frost. Once germinated, pea can adapt to the cold and humid climate of early spring. Before the hot summer temperatures, in order to expedite the harvest time and end production, you need to plant peas in early spring. In the temperate zone, the phrase "St. Patrick's day pea" is correct. Otherwise, cultivate peas one month before frost free period. Peas like fertile sandy loam, but it drains well, but it can withstand most soils except heavy and impermeable clay. Please work with a large amount of compost to keep the soil fragile. A pH of 6.0 to 7.5 is preferred. If soil is very acidic, you can use dolomite or agricultural lime. If you have never planted peas before, you can not try an early shrub type bed like 'Spring' or 'Burpeeana Early' garden pea or 'Sugar Bon' pea Is it? If your garden space is limited you can plant "Alderman" heirloom peas or "super sugar" peas on the grid or fence.