Influence of Magnetic Fields on Plant Growth and Development
Plants and the Environment
Alicia Knapp
Ianelys Maisonet Gonzalez
- Grade:
- 7
- Teacher:
- Vicki Peterson
The students investigated how magnets affect the the growth of radish seeds. They did research to learn about how magnetic fields affect living things and plants specifically. This is a second year study for one of the partners. More research information about a possible effect of magnets on plants was found this year. The procedure from last year was refined to include bigger pots with drainage as well as multiple small magnets with precise placement in the pots. Students collected data and compared the number of sprouts in each plant group as well as the height of the plants in centimeters.

Interesting experimental question with a clear comparison between magnetic and control conditions.
Wow! Ianelys and Alicia, Woodard is so proud of the work you put into your project. You are a prime example of model Roadrunners who are dedicated to expanding your knowledge of the world around you, willing to put in the hard work to achieve great things, and ready to take on new challenges with curiosity and confidence.
Your success at the science fair is a reflection of your creativity, perseverance, and passion for learning. Keep asking questions, exploring new ideas, and reaching for the stars. Your future is bright!
Congratulations on this amazing accomplishment! ๐งช๐ฌ๐ #RoadrunnerNation is cheering you on! ๐โโ๏ธ๐โค๏ธ
I am very proud of the work these scientists did for five months on their project. They did research and investigated using scientific thinking and analysis. When their plants died during the experiment, they showed another level of effort and perseverance when they had to restart twice! You should be proud of yourselves, Alicia and Ianelys. Keep noticing, wondering, and investigating to find answers to your questions. The sky is the limit for you! ๐คฉ