does temperature affect on plants?
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The cold temperature didn't allow the plant to perform its basic bodily functions.
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Yes. In many plants their is a set ratio of height to base\nroot length therefore the depth of the seed may vary your\nplant height.
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i would assume that water would work best since a plant doesnt need any other ingredients excpet for the water to grow, other things that might affect the way a plant grows is the amount of sunlight and water it recieves.  This is just my guess from what i have learned in Biology.
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Well, for one thing, the magnetic poles of the Earth are responsible for how much UV radiation reaches the ground.  So, the poles help regulate the amount and type of sunshine for a plant.  Another thing is that the the magnetic fields surrounding the planet affect the weather in a big way.  Weather affects plants.
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Yes,the amt of light affects plants growth.\n  The response of a plant to the relative lengths of light & dark periods is known as Photoperiodism.From the 1st observation on Maryland Mammoth variety of tobacco(Nicotiana tobaccum),it aws found that plants require specific period of light & darkness for flowering,known as critical period.\n\nThe plants requiring longer light than critical period r called long day plants. eg.Wheat,oats.\nThe plants requiring shorter period of light than cri.period r called short day plants.eg.tobacco & chrysanthemum.\nThe plants in which flowering is unaffected by photoperiod r called day neutral plants.eg.Sunflower,maize.
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http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=plants++music+affects+them&btnG=Google+Search
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In case there was an environmental change, increasing medium temperature, population of crops and plants would change their optimal areas to different ones, that is, plants that require cold winters would ''go'' north, there would be changes in the types of pathogens that attack the different crops since their ideal conditions would change, there would be changes in the normal amounts of precipitations in the different areas, and therefore the density of different populations of plants, it would change the ability to compete between species, some plants would grow bigger, since they'd develop with more grade units, etc...
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There really is not much good information about the effect of music on plants because all attempts to do controlled studies on plants and music result in "no difference". Any "differences" between a music treatment and a no-music control (or other-music treatment) in pseudoscience studies can almost always be attributed to some difference in other variables in the project which have not been suitably controlled (light, water, fertilizer, soil type, humidity, etc.)
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Daytime temperatures above 90°F and night temperatures above 70°F result in reduced flowering and fruit set. There is considerable evidence that night temperature is the critical factor in setting tomato fruit, the optimal range being 59° to 68°F. With night temperatures much below or above this critical range, fruiting is reduced or absent. Low temperatures reduce the production and viability of pollen. High temperature, especially if accompanied by low humidity and moisture, hinders fruit set through failure in pollination and/or fertilization.
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That is fine. as long as is not a major,sudden change. Your bodys temperature changes due to a lot of factors like: activity, stress or even what you eat. Lack of sleep or activity also makes a difference . you are fine.
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It depends totally on the type of tree, outside temperature, humidity, etc.
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Yes humidity does affect the growth of plants but the effect is greater in conditions of low humidity (dry).  When it is dry many plants will minimise opening of their stomata to reduce water loss this also has the effect of slowing gas exchange.  Plants need to take in CO2 for photosynthesis, if the stomata are closed this decreses the rate of photosynthesis and therefore the plant has less sugars created.  When the plant has less sugars (food) it can't grow as much.  \nSwamps can have the effect of flooding the root systems of plants so they don't work properly.  There are specially adapted plants that can survive in swamps, most can't.\nHope this helps
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it would be affect. The answer to my knowledge, is that music would not have a statistically significant outcome on the plant, directly.  Rather, the people who nurture the plant would show the greatest magnitude of influence by the music and would treat the plant respectively.
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Depends on the plant. Some plants grow faster than others.
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this depends on the plant...different plants have VERY different requirements!
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Does density affect  items when temperature, humidity, and  gravity are changed?
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if a plant is in a windy area, evaporation happens faster. Or in not too bright of sun, photosynthesis happens faster.  Also, if it's well watered, the roots suck more in and push it through the plant.  \n\nThis probably won't help at all, since I have no idea of what you're really talking about, but someone once told me that they liked nothing more than attempted BS.