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Lima Bean Plants Lab Report

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In this lab experiment the effects of plant growth and the pattern of plant growth in a lima bean plant had been eye opening. Using different liquids had a different outcome on each plant. the different types of nutrients and PH level in each liquid played various roles in the development and growth of each plant. the plant that had been exposed to sprite and milk showed a effective growth and decay starting from day 5. An incredible 3.2 cms was the growth for the plant which was exposed to pond water and on day 5 the plant that was exposed to the liquid of naturel 2% milk showed a decrease of .2 cms. Each of these plants had different day where their growth rate was maximized such as from day 1- day 2 for milk it had grew 1.9

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