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Monitoring living organismsthe more concentration of salt there is, the less growth of the seeds will happen, but if there is less concentration of salt, then the seeds.
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Unit 3 - Monitoring living organisms Salinisation Risk assessment: For this experiment, there are no real dangers or hazards that have to be identified, as I am only monitoring the growth of seeds. This experiment involves no harmful substances that I would have been aware of. Provided that I take care of how I conduct and monitor this experiment, there should be no problems. Method: To start the experiment, I had to get an egg box that had six holes, so that I could plant the seeds in each 1. In each egg hole, I had planted 10 seeds to make to a fair test. For each egg hole, I had numbered them one to six, so them I would know which one is which when it came to the monitoring. In all of the egg-holes, I had put cotton wool. When those were placed into the egg holes, then I put the ten...
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