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Potatoes A and B died... had to start over with those potatoes; potato C is still the same potato.

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Cell differentiation is the differences within the jobs, structures, and genes turned on or off in different types of cells that give them distinct functions within the human body. In the kitchen scrap war, the plants are able to grow and regenerate because cells divide and replace, creating more mass and growth for the plant. Different cells that have unique jobs are used in the plant's body. Some cells in the plant have no differentiation at all (they have no specific job or function). These are called stem cells and are also used to replace dead cells and create growth within an organism, as seen in the kitchen scrap war.

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*Note: Some of the points on the graph are determined by averages due to the fact that the chosen graph website does not allow any gaps in data. One can see which points were determined by averages by looking at the above data table, which shows where certain potatoes do not have measurements for some of the days.

**Note: Because of the fact that the chosen website did not allow for gaps in data, some of the end of the lines in the graph are just continuations of the line. One can see where data was actually no longer collected by looking at the above data table, which shows which day the data was no longer collected for specific potatoes.

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Data Table and Graph (Height)                                      (table over here!) ^^^

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Data Table and Graph (Height)                                      (table over here!) ^^^

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The reason that our height data table and graph is all 0 inches in growth is because the height of our potatoes was not a prominent aspect of the growth of them; they seemed to stay mostly the same height throughout the whole project. If we had measured the height, it most likely would not have shown any large changes because our potato plants never had any growths (leaves, roots, etc.)  coming out of them, although they did increase in mass.                                                  (graph below!)

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By: Anna Mae King, Hannah Liszka, Cailin Kozlowski

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During this experiment we regenerated two potatoes and one sweet potato. The sweet potato grew more than the regular potatoes and did not die as quickly as the other potatoes. For example, the sweet potato went from 47.2 grams to 57 grams over a 5 day period, while potato A grew only 3.9 grams and potato B grew 2.2 grams over the same amount of time. When potatoes A and B died (regular potatoes) they decomposed and got mushy while potato C (sweet potato) only dried out and lost mass. The physical appearance of the sweet potato stayed mostly the same. So, it can be concluded that our hypothesis was mostly correct because the data points towards the idea that the sweet potato did a better job of regenerating and surviving than the other normal potatoes did.

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We didn't use compost and our potatoes were not buried in soil that was 8 inches deep.

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If the sweet potato grows more than the regular potatoes then we know it regenerates at a quicker rate than the regular potatoes it is because of cell division.

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We used the same soil, same containers for all the potatoes, the same amount of water for watering, and the same growing time.

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Leave the potato in room temperature for one day, turn compost, and buried 8 inches deep.

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Independent Variable-1 different potato
Dependent Variable- how much tissue can be regenerated

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New Potato A final weight: 107 grams
New Potato B final weight: 91 grams
Sweet Potato C final weight: 57 grams

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89 grams

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106 grams

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60 grams

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We started watering the potatoes only 50 ml of water every other day.

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57.8 Grams

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Dried for 1/2 day
80.5 grams

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Dried 1/2 day.
97.8 grams

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58 grams... still alive!

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65.8 grams

IT HAS DIED. RIP POTATO B

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67.6 grams

IT HAS DIED. RIP POTATO A

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69.7 grams

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57 grams.

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75.4 grams

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58 grams.

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66.4 grams.

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73.2 grams.

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Potato C (Sweet Potato)

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This is after the potato had been dried out for 1 day. The potato weighed 47.2 grams. This picture is actually of the remains of the potato (the not-planted part) but the two basically looked the same.

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Potato B (Normal Potato)

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Potato A (Normal Potato)

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200 ml of soil under the potato, 300 ml soil covering it. 200 ml of water for each potato on the first day (A and B only) and then 200 ml on Friday for all 3 potatos. Then, starting Monday, only 100 ml for each every other day. Then, we still did 100 ml, but watered all three potatos on the same day. On Day 20 of the Sweet Potato and Day 1 of both of the New Normal Potatoes, (November 30th)

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This is after the potato had been dried out for 1 day. This potato weighed 64.2 grams.

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This is after the potato had been dried out for 1 day. This potato weighed 69.3 grams

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1.What is the scientific name of the plant?
Solanum tuberosum
2. What type of plant is it?
Vegetable
3. Where did the plant originate from geographically?
The plant originally cultivated in South America.
4. What are the ideal environmental growing conditions?
The ideal conditions for the potato to be grown in are well drained, loose soil and consistent moisture.
5. What is the length of time for maturity from seed?
A potato can take anywhere from 70-120 days to grow
6. What is the length of time for maturity from regeneration?
A potato will take 50-80 days to grow from regeneration
7. What are at least 3 Interesting facts about your plant?
interesting facts:
- potatoes come from the Spanish word patata
- potatoes are 80% water and 20% solid
- the biggest potato ever grown was 6 tons

-http://www.idahopress.com/news/local/world-s-largest-potato-on-wheels-makes-debut/article_a8d588da-2a11-11e1-82a9-0019bb2963f4.html
-http://www.kew.org/science-conservation/plants-fungi/solanum-tuberosum-potato