How did you test your hypothesis? which variables did you control in your experiment and which variable did you change in order to compare your growth results?
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Step 1: The hypothesis is that sawdust will result in slower plant growth compared to potting soil due to the slower decomposition of cellulose in sawdust. Show more…
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