Could the clinostat experiment work with beans?
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siderealw
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Could the clinostat experiment work with beans?
Hello, I really want to make this clinostat experiment (https://www.sciencebuddies.org/science- ... -clinostat). But I don't have the seeds mentioned. Is it possible that I could do this with beans? Thank you!
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calixte
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Re: Could the clinostat experiment work with beans?
Hello!
Yes, you can definitely use beans for this experiment. The project suggests using cress seeds because they grow quickly, but beans should still work. They may take longer to sprout, so you’ll need to be patient. Make sure to keep them moist and give them enough time to germinate. If you want a faster option, you could try smaller seeds like lentils or radish seeds. Good luck!
Yes, you can definitely use beans for this experiment. The project suggests using cress seeds because they grow quickly, but beans should still work. They may take longer to sprout, so you’ll need to be patient. Make sure to keep them moist and give them enough time to germinate. If you want a faster option, you could try smaller seeds like lentils or radish seeds. Good luck!

