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Investigating Plant Growth: Growing Radishes in Film Cans

Subject(s): Biology | Age: 11-14 | 14-16 | Post 16 | Type: Information sheet | Teacher guidance | Publication Year: 2010 to date
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One of a series from Science & Plants for Schools (SAPS) investigating key topics in plant biology. This practical introduces a simple method to grow radishes, for investigations into the effect of a range of factors on plant growth, including levels of pollutants, nutrients, or light levels and temperature. Students use radish seeds as a cheap and widely available source of highly standardised plant material, and plant them in adapted film canisters.

This resource is suitable for Key Stage Three, GCSE or as a starting point for CREST and A level investigations.

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