2019 Student Research Conference:
32nd Annual Student Research Conference

The Impact of Magnets on Plant Growth


Jack A. Harris
Dr. Jessica Colpoys, Faculty Mentor

    The objective of this study was to evaluate the impact of magnets on the rate of growth of three different plants. A Latin Square experimental design was used to evaluate the effects of three types of magnets (no magnets, pull force 14.74 lbs, pull force 35.69 lbs, and pull force 30.02 lbs) on three types of plants (asparagus, strawberries, and potatoes). Plant height was measured every other day to determine treatment impacts on the rate of plant growth. If the results of this show that the plants grow better in between the magnets this study could be used to help improve the efficiency of plant production.

 

 

Keywords: Plants, Magnets, Agriculture, Magnetic Field , Growth, Pull Force, Alternative Farming

Topic(s):Agricultural Science

Presentation Type: Poster

Session: 11-3
Location: SUB GEO
Time: 3:00

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