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Middle School - Grades 7-9
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Can common phytohormones aid the early growth of food crops even in poor soil?
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Measure the ripening of unripe fruit induced by the plant hormone ethylene.
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Measure the ripening of unripe fruit induced by the plant hormone ethylene, by monitoring starch levels using an iodine solution.
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Determine if fruit size in tangelos could be increased by manipulating the tree by pruning or using a growth regulating hormone.
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What is the role of hormones in synchronizing fruit ripening?
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The Effect of Growth Hormones on Irradiated Lima Beans
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The effect of different concentrations of the plant growth substance IAA and gibberellic acid on the growth of roots and shoots
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Compare rate of plant growth using two different growth hormones
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The effect of estrogen on the growth of cruciferous vegetables
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The effect of Rootone hormone on plant growth
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What Are Plant Hormones?
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High School - Grades 10-12
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P=Project E=Experiment
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Effect of Different Concentrations of IAA on Root Initiation
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Simple experiments to explain the role of phytohormones in plants
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The effect of soil salt stress on plant health, plant ethylene and ABA production.
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The effects of plant regulators (auxins and cytokinins) on different tomato genotypes
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Abscisic acid in the thermoinhibition of lettuce seed germination and enhancement of its catabolism by gibberellin
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What Are Plant Hormones?
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