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Do squash seeds grow faster than bean seeds?
A squash plant grows faster than bean plant
Does the bean plant grow faster than any other plant?
This will depend on growing conditions but I think maybe a bamboo would be faster.
Does Rhubarb grow faster than bamboo?
No, Bamboo is the fastest growing plant
Will cold water help a plant grow faster than warm water?
i think it will
What are 3 examples of a scientific hypothesis?
1) If we give plant A more fertilizer than plant B then plant A will grow faster than plant B.2) If we give plant A acid while we give plant B water then plant be will grow to be taller than plant A.3) If we put plant A on the windowsill and put plant B in the closet then plant A will grow taller than plant B.
Why does soda make a plant grow faster than water?
soda allows the needed acidity
What are the advantages of stem cutting?
it is for the cutting to grow into adult faster than growing a plant from seeds
What grows faster a plant in the sun with no water or a plant in a closet with water?
A plant in the sun with no water would grow faster than a plant in a closet with water. Sunlight is essential for photosynthesis, the process that plants use to make their own food, while water is also crucial but not as immediately impactful as sunlight for plant growth.
Do strawberry's grow faster than tomatoes?
Do strawberrys grow faster than tomatoes
Will a plant grow faster in a windy or windless area?
A plant may experience slower growth in a windy area due to increased water loss through transpiration and potential physical damage to the plant. In a windless area, the plant may grow at a more consistent and faster rate, as it can focus its energy on growth rather than combating environmental stressors.
Which produces faster... a spore or a seed?
It is a proven fact that plant seeds produce faster than plant spores.2. Spores are smaller than seeds so therefore they take a longer time to grow and develop -ANNONOMOUS
Do plant cells reproduce faster than animal cells?
Not necessarily. Cells in different parts of plants and animals reproduce (divide) at different rates. It would depend on what parts of the organisms you are comparing. For example: the ends of plant roots grow a lot faster than the other parts, and hair cells in animals grow faster than cells in other parts of the body.
