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Does the amount of water affect number of seeds germinated ?

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The null hypothesis is that h20 will not affect germination.

Hypothesis 1 is that it will affect germination.

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The first step was to come up with how we were going to group the peas, which were 5 ml, 10 ml, 15 ml, and 20 ml, all with 10 peas. The second step was to put the paper inside of the container and add the appropriate amount of water. Then, the seeds were added and split across the container. The third step was to add the seeds by the window for the sunlight.

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The water did affect the amount of seeds germinated, as shown in the data table. The table represents this with the five categories of 5 ml, 10 ml, 15 ml, and 20 ml of water. Also, with the amount of seeds germinated. With 5 ml of water, the seeds germinated at 1.67, and with 10 ml of water , it is 7.4, and when it gets to 15 ml of water, the class average is 9 seeds germinated. The final piece of evidence is the no overlapping error bars between 5 ml and 10 ml. Based on this, one can conclude that the water did affect the number of seeds germinated because when a seed absorbs water, it softens the seeds and allows the embryo to develop. Also, the water provides dissolved oxygen while also speeding up other reactions and respiration. Hence why the water does affect number of seeds germinated.

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Does the moisture of water affect the number of isopods in the chamber number ?

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Null: The amount of moisture will not affect the amount of isopods in a chamber

Hypothesis 1: The amount of moisture will affect the number of isopods in a chamber

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The first step was to place the filter paper on both sides and add 2 ml of water to one side. The second step was to split bugs evenly with 5 on each side.. The third and final step was to record data every minute and watch what bugs would go on each side.

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The null hypothesis was correct the moisture did not have an effect. The graph shows the error bars being right next to each other. The error bars on both bars are at the same spot, showing no change.

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Does temperature affect the amount of pillbugs in a chamber?

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Null: The tempertuare does not affect the amount of isopods in a chamber.

Hypthesis 1 : Tempertaure does affect amount of isopds in a chamber.

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Null: The amount of

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The first step was to place the filter paper on both sides and add the same amount of water to each side just one side with it being hot and the other cold. The third and final step was to record data every minute watch where the bugs go to.

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The alternate hypothesis was correct the temperature does affect the amount of isopods in a chamber. One can tell by using the information on the data chart. The data proves this by how the error bars are not intersecting which shows the data is scattered onto one hypothesis proving temperature does affect the amount of isopods in a chamber

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Does the type of water affect the growth of Duckweed in water?

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Null: The type of water doesn't affect the growth of Duckweed.

Hypothesis 1: The type of water does affect the growth of Duckweed.

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The first step would be to collect the water into certain water types and then pour it into cups. Then put the Duckweed into the water cups. The final step would be to collect data every other day ranging from day 2,5,7, and 9 because of the weekend.

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The alternate hypothesis was correct the community water had the most effect on the number of duckweed because of having the most nutrients in the water. The line graph shows the community water has the most duckweed through most of the days and the final days. Filter water would have fewer nutrients because it is meant for the human to drink and has been cleaned through the filter. Tap water is also mostly cleaned as well. This would make the community water have the most nutrients because water evaporates but not the stuff in it.

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How does proximity to water affect biodiversity?

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Null: Proximity to water doesn't affect biodiversity

Alt: Proximity to water does affect biodiversity

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The procedure involved setting up traps in specified areas and leaving them out for 24 hours to measure the biodiversity of the type of animals that would get stuck in the traps. The n when we recollected the traps out of specified locations, we measured the richness, abundance, and Simpsons diversity index and put it on a graph.

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The alternate hypothesis was correct: proximity to water does affect biodiversity due to the best living conditions. On the 2 graphs presented, the richness and abundance graph and the diversity graph, one can see the data go up from the hill, which had the lowest diversity with 0.72, The marsh having 0.76, and finally, the bridge having a 0.86 diversity index. Also, with the data, the bridge had the highest abundance and richness, with 10 richness and 26 abundance. That data provides support because of how, on all the data collected, the bridge did the best while being right next to the water, which would support the claim that proximity to water does affect biodiversity due to the best living conditions. The Lisle Park District has put lots of money around the water to have the best living conditions, such as riparian vegetation, which attracts a variety of insects. Also, most insects spend most of their life around or in water, which could be why there is more biodiversity around the water.

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Does light affect co2 levels in a container of spinach?

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Null: Light doesn't affect CO2 levels in a container of spinach

Alt: Light does affect CO2 levels in a container of spinach.

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The procedure involved having 2 containers of fifteen leaves one with light and one being dark. There were 2 control groups with empty containers, one without light and one without. The data of each container was measured every 5 mins.

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The alternate hypothesis was correct light does affect co2 levels

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How does germination affect the respiration rate in mug beans?

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Null: Germination doesn't affect the respiration rate in mug beans.

Alt: Germination does affect the respiration rate in mug beans.

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The procedure involves having 3 different sets of beans germinating, dormant, and glass beans. The way we find our answer, though, is by using a CO2 sensor and measuring them while they are in a container every 8 minutes.

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Does concentration of sugar affect percent of mass change?

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Does concentration of sugar affect percent of mass change?

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Null: The concentration of sugar does affect the percent of mass change.

Alternate: Concentration of sugar does affect the percent of mass change?

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The procedure involved having five different cups with different milliliters of sugar, changing by 0.2 every time, ranging from 0 to 0.8. Then we would put three potatoes in each cup and leave it in it over night.

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The concentration of sugar does affect the mass change due to potatoes due to osmosis. On the graph, it goes from an initial mass of 2.56 and a final mass of 1.51. Its when the water and the sugar goes to one side and cause the cell to shrivel up and explode.