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Sample Science Fair Project...
A $1.39 Project


This sample science fair project tests whether freezing damages seeds and prevents them from sprouting. Very few supplies are needed to do this experiment and you may have most of them already at home. You will find this project easy to do and a good example of scientific investigation.

You may download this sample science fair project for $1.39 by clicking the buy now button towards the bottom of the page. Lets first look at what is invloved in the germination or sprouting of a seed to produce a plant.



What is germination? Germination is the process where growth starts after some period of dormancy.

It is the first step in the production of a seedling. The seed contains an embryo and enough food for it to begin growing. The embryo is in a dry dormant state until conditions favor its growth.

Things required for seeds to germinate...

1. Water...seeds are typically very dry and water is necessary for the seed start any kind of metabolism and begin developing into a plant. The seed will absorb water and swell. This causes the seed to crack. The water also activates enzymes that allow the stored starch in the seed to be to converted to sugar and used by the embryo to develop.

2. Oxygen...oxygen is required for the metabolism or converting of food into energy so the embryo can develop and grow. Once the seed cracks it needs oxygen available which it gets from the air. So seeds should not be submeged in water but only kept moist for best results.

3. Temperature and light requirements...the temperature for a seed to germinate depends on the type of seed. Some vegetable seeds will germinate in temperatures from the fifties to seventies while other types of seeds need much higher temperatures. And other types of seeds depend more on light than heat to start germinating.



Seed Germination Sample Science Fair Project

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