Blog post 4

1. Some of the abiotic factors my plant uses for survival are:
-Air
-Water
-Soil
-Pollen
They all rely on the plant and help it survive by keeping it together with their enviormental uses.

2. The plants are competing with nature itself, and the envirorment around it.

3. The "winners" and "losers' in the struggle would have to be: the plants who aren't being supported, and the ones who aren't in a good enviorment that can't survive. What makes the determination complication sometimes is that it's hard to tell sometimes if you don't know what you're doing.

4. Other types of interaction with the plant involved is that sometimes it reacts to extreme growth when it mildly sprinkles, which shows it competing with the envirorment,  which shows interaction.

5. The evidence in the garden that is occurring in the ecosystem is that the plant is healthy and growing.

Blog post 8 Brendon Smith

I interviewed brendan smith, we were in the same group, he was amazed by the amount the plant had grown. They had holes in it from other plants had eaten small hole in the leafs. These bugs were very interesting to him. He enjoyed working with me.

blog post 8 Eliot Marinshaw

I interviewed Eliot. What he learned over the blogposts was how plants grow and change through environmental changes. His favorite part was watching the plants grow through the semester. He enjoyed working with our group and got a lot done with us, he was a great help to our group and was very successful. His blogposts were very interesting and fun to read.

Blog post 3

1. The plants have increased in growth.

2. The water cycle has affected the plants growth greatly.

3. The plants took the air and turned the carbon into oxygen.

4. The plants took the nitrogen in the soil and continued to grow.

mitosis

sorry there was sound until it got imported

blog post 7

brassica olaracieas

i think the parent plants were of the same breed and the offspring is exact pure breed family this plant and its siblings are exactly alike so i thingk that they have been imbreeded. they like like nothing the site shows the actual look alikes.

blog post 5

this is our plant it is hard to think a few months ago this was a seed in a plastic bag that we have given life in our class garden the plant is around a near foot tall and have giant leafs with some holes because some animal has had a tasty treat.