Lincoln Juarez Seed Story

Ella Zamudio

1 - What did you learn?
Depending on how much sodium in the water, it'll grow faster or slower.
The Plant will grow slower based percentage sodium cases visnder alen 2 - What surprised you?
On the first day when we checked the seeds, comparing all the seeds and seeing how much they grew than others, the fact that almost all of them didn't grow was surprising.

3 - What made you laugh?
The 8% didn't grow at all, and now seeing that it's like that I know why my plants did not grow.

4 - What make you think a little deeper?
It is important to know what we can do for the enviornment, plants affect lots of thing in life.

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