how does music effect growth and devolement of plants that only 5 day to grow?
81157
I heard plants respond to the vibrations or electronic \nimpulses the music emits.I watched a show on this where\nthere hooked up measuring electric impulses or what have to \nplants and that they do respond.I am not certain of any developent improvements..Because it also depends on the \nenviromental adaptation of the lineage from which the\nparticular plants seed came.
393088
In order for a plant to grow and thrive, it needs a number of different chemical elements.\nThe most important of these (the ones that are needed in the largest quantity by a plant) are nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. \nWithout nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, the plant simply cannot grow because it cannot make the pieces it needs\nTo make plants grow faster, what you need to do is supply the elements that the plants need in readily available forms. That is the goal of fertilizer. Most fertilizers supply just nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium because the other chemicals are needed in much lower quantities and are generally available in most soils. Nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium availability is the big limit to growth. \n\nAre you aware that plants need at least sixteen elements for healthy growth and that only four of them are commonly applied as fertilizer? These four are calcium, phosphorus, nitrogen and potassium. \n\nThe numbers on a bag of fertilizer tell you the percentages of available nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium found in the bag. So 12-8-10 fertilizer has 12-percent nitrogen, 8-percent phosphorous and 10-percent potassium. In a 100-pound bag, therefore, 12 pounds is nitrogen, 8 pounds is phosphorous and 10 pounds is potassium. The other 70 pounds is known as ballast and has no value to the plants. \n\nThere are many forms of fertilizers, and from my vast experience in growing shrubs, plants and garden crops I have not found a particular advantage of using the liquid over the dry: it is perhaps a matter of personal preference. The dry forms of fertilizer seem to work best on starter plants and are also excellent for accurate application to houseplants and other container grown plants.
51996
I thought that plants didnt really grow towards the sun, its more that the growth is slowed in the cells due to the presence of excess plant hormone Auxin which is produced in sunlight causing them to grow faster on the "dark"side resulting in the appearence of them "growing" towards the sun (phototropism)
209024
yes. It is due to the number of hours of daylight or darkness. During spring, plants flower because there is so many hours of daylight
466761
There is a really good read on plants called 'The Secret Life of Plants' it has been such a long time since i read it so i can't actually remember that well but plants respond to music in the findings of the book, so yes it would have a possible effect. Check out this link:\nhttp://www.earthpulse.com/products/secret.html
924662
I did a demonstration on the affects of acid rain on plants once.  I used 5 identical, healthy house plants and watered them everyday with varying ratios of a water:vinegar mixture.  Pure water, 5 parts water:1 part vinegar, 5:2, 5:3, 5:4 and so on.  I recorded my observations each day for 10 days.  The impact that the acidity had on the plants with high vinegar ratios was pretty neat to watch and document.  You of course would have to explain how the vinegar acted like acid rain would but there are plenty of resources for this on the net.
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Well you might start with reading about the scientific method.  There in you might find you need two study groups and likly several kinds of plants.  \nI would start with easily grown from seed plants.  Given identical stimuli except one group gets exposed to music.  Now a truly interested party would have several more groups and vary the added stimuli with various kinds of music.  eg. rock, punk, blues, opera, elevator type, etc....no doubt one might find that the added stimulis might alter the outcome in each of the test groups to get the added stimuli.  Too, one may find that certain plants behave differently to that added stimuli.  Might even vary it again by adding identcal plants alredy growing to each group.
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I would probably do it by making a chart.\n\nYou should have atleast two plants (one control and one that was watered with vinegar), or for a good experiment, you should have more than two plants, one control and several other plants watered with differnt concentrations of vinegar.\nI would make a chart [and/or graph] of the growth progress of each of the plants by day/week/... based on what concentration of vinegar each was watered with.
532334
You need to understand that plant ONLY produce oxygen when they are growing. If a plant isn't physically gaining weight then it isn't producing any oxygen at all, or to be more accurate it is burning just as much oxygen as it is producing.\n\nAs such it doesn't matter whether grass is long or short, it only matter whether it is gaining weight. It is possible to have long grass that is senescent or short grass that is growing rapidly, or vice versa. There is simply no correlation between grass length and oxygen production.\n\nAs for using plants to sequester carbon, basically you can forget about normal grasses. Cane grasses such as sugar cane and bamboo maybe, but not normal grasses. The problem is that once a plant or a part of a plant dies and starts to decay it promptly releases all the carbon it locked up while alive. That is why only growing plants produce oxygen.\n\nGrasses generally have too short a lifespan to have any measurable impact on carbon sequestration. The entire carbon cycle takes place on an annual scale whereas to have any meaningful effect the carbon need to be sequestered for centuries.
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put the plant in a box, with only a small opening for light. by small i mean about 2 inches by 2 inches. the plant will actually grow and bend in the direction of the light. leaves and branches will eventually start to grow out of the hole. it has to, or else it will die. maybe you can see which species does this fastest? just an idea.
514824
No, music does not effect how we live.  It may affect how we live. but it doesn't effect anything.  Go back to your dictionary.
865740
2-4 days... max 5  do me a favor and think of me beating the hell out of a watermelon when ur hittin that next rock ... good luck :(
250327
It will enhance the growth and induce flowering.It is a growth hormone
775552
Yes, actually if you water the plants too much the roots gets rotten and die, on the other hand if you don't water the plants they also die, so it has to be a balance, water moderate once a day and plenty of sunlight, that's the idea..☺
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I recall seeing a documentary done on the effect different types of music had on plants.The plants were actually videotaped while two different types of music were played-\nclassical and heavy metal. When the tape was speeded up it actually showed the plants moving.\n When the heavy metal was played,the plants recoiled as if\nin revulsion. When the more soothing classical was played\nthe plants actually seemed to lean towards the direction of the music's source.\n I don't know if any of that would affect a plant's growth\nbut it would indicate they are at least aware of the music\nand have a preference.
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There have been several experiments to see if this was the case.  The first one stated that classical music helped plants grow much better then other forms of music.  However, more experiments since then have shown that there is no link to plant growth.
340444
Typically a 3 minute song will run you somewhere between 3,000 and 4,000 KB.    It shouldn't hurt your computer, although I'm thinking you probably have a small sample of a song, and not the full song. :p