how does milk relate to plants? Also Does a plant grow bigger if watered with milk or water?
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I can't claim to know, but I suspect that the fat in the milk will just contribute to bacterial growth and be more likely to rot the plant than help it.
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a)\n\nIn many natural lakes, streams and wetlands the growth of plants and algae is largely determined by the amount of phosphorus available.  Phosphorus is the "growth limiting" nutrient.  As a result, any increase in phosphorus levels often leads directly to an increase in the growth of\nboth plants and algae.
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Uh yeah maybe no water and dry air compared with plant cells taken from a healthy plant?\n\nYou'll just find shrunken cells in the plants affected by drought and they'll fatten right up with a little water.\n\nAs always make sure every other variable is the same in both plants, i.e. light, temp, etc.
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Water travels through a network of 'veins' through out the plant. The cells are re-hydrated which causes them to expand like a balloon. Once the cells are all filled to capacity, they rest on each other. The cell membranes contain cellulose that helps them stand erect when fully hydrated.
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It is possible that the color of the water absorbed by the plant could tint the leaves darker than the leaves would be if the plant absorbed clear, colorless water.  This might effect the growth rate.\n\nAlso, the color of the water could be due to a chemical that affects growth rate, so in this case, yes the rate could be affected.
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Since a glass of milk contains water in it, i would say water.
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MILK / VEG / PROTEINS
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The same thing that is in water that humans need.  In plants water helps keep the plants standing upright (turgor pressure).  They help keep the plan hydrated, and help it move necessary nutrients through the plant.
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Milk is part water and part fat. The fat has a higher boiling point than the water, so the milk will not boil until it reaches a higher temperature.
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Water equalizes the pressure between the outside and the inside of the cell wall, so it doesn't become damaged.  It also is the transport medium for nutrients coming in, and waste exiting.
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Non-living things can increase in size, but only in response to external factors. Non-living things cannot "grow" from within as living things do. Stalagmites and stalactites "grow" by the deposition of minerals from without. Crystals "grow" by adding layers of the same mineral from without. A riverbed can enlarge as a result of erosion of its banks. A mountain range or volcanic peak can "grow" as a result of pressures pushing it up from beneath. A living thing grows by creating more of itself from within, by duplication of its own matter - its own cells.
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Non-vascular plants do not have vascular systems to carry water, nutrients, ant the products of photosynthesis throughout the plant. Non-vascular plants include mosses, ferns, hornworts, and liverworts. The mosses, hornworts, and liverworts all transport water by osmosis so they cannot grow very large. This is why they must live so close to water. Ferns have a primitive forrunner of a vascular system, but it is not really a real vascular system because they do not have true roots, and also lack xylem, which is a type of cell that carries water and nutrients up the plant, and phloem, which are cells that can carry water, nutrients, and the products of photosythesis throughout the plant. If you have any more questions, I'll check back here for updates if this was helpfull at all.
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Well, its not really "music" that make plants grow. Its the sound waves in the air that trigger the plants growth hormone. In a sense, the plant thinks its being eaten, so it "wants" to grow. Talking to it, any kind of noise is helpful in their growth!
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Taking a guess here but I  would think in a way.. some plants have growth underground like carrots, potatoes, onions, etc. The underground roots stay underground lol, they absorb fluids, aka water and grow from underneath then the stems are actually what blossoms out of the dirt. It is the result of the outgrowth the root has made. I have no idea what I'm saying here :P
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I HAVE NEVER HEARD ANYTHING LIKE EITHER OF THESE STATEMENTS... I ALWAYS DRINK MILK AFTER GETTING WRECKED...IT HELPS ME... I DRINK ANYWHERE FROM 1/2 TO 1 GALLON.
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Milk is a homogeneous mixture (emulsion) of fat in water. On boiling some of the fat seoparates. Since it is lighter, fat forms a thin layer on top of the milk.
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Don't know exactly, but because milk is mostly water, milk should have  a coefficient of expansion pretty close to that of water.