Hi Zach, Brody and Team Rizzy Roses,

thank you for the kind and thoughtful messages.  You were a fun group to work with and i wish you all the best.  Move forward with confidence that you undertook a challenging task and did it well.

Plants are cool,

Dr.H.

Hi Zach and Team Rizzy Roses,

Well done, Zach.  Zach, Greg, Brian and Brody, I hope that you each had fun learning about plants and letting me nudge each of you to stretch just a bit more to find out that you really do have what it takes to grow, learn an become interested in the wonderful fascinating world of plants.  if i made suggestions directly to you, be proud that your work shows potential to be just that much better.. As part of a team, move forward with the knowledge that a team benefits in various ways from the strengths of each of the members.  We, including me, your mentor, learn from each other. 

Comments for me about your experience being under by direction as your mentor?  

have fun and keep your natural curiosity at hand all the time, develop additional team work skills and be powerful in your desire to learn. 

Plants are cool,

Dr. H.  

Hi Zach and Team Rizzy Roses,

thank you for the kind words. Your group was fun to mentor/   thank you also for posting two separate graphs, one for onion seeds and the other for rye grass.   interestingly, for onion seeds, the control exhibited taller plants in comparison with each of the other seed planting depths, but not for the rye grass seeds.  Do you think that seed size might have been a contributing factor? Or light source? or perhaps something else? 

if you could do a follow-up experimental study, how would you set it up?

thanks again.  Keep up the great work and have fun learning.

Plants are cool,

Dr. H