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    The group aims to build a greenhouse that shields plants from extreme temperatures using a translucent covering to radiate heat. They hypothesize that a greenhouse covered with a translucent sheet or fabric may radiate enough heat for plants to grow well while staying protected from herbivores. Their procedure involves using wooden pieces to form a base structure and attaching a translucent covering on top to radiate heat, then placing plants inside to settle. Their initial conclusion is that a garden-friendly greenhouse can help shield plants from extreme temperatures and help them grow better, succeeding in their first experiment.

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    The group aims to build a greenhouse that shields plants from extreme temperatures using a translucent covering to radiate heat. They hypothesize that a greenhouse covered with a translucent sheet or fabric may radiate enough heat for plants to grow well while staying protected from herbivores. Their procedure involves using wooden pieces to form a base structure and attaching a translucent covering on top to radiate heat, then placing plants inside to settle. Their initial conclusion is that a garden-friendly greenhouse can help shield plants from extreme temperatures and help them grow better, succeeding in their first experiment.

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    Black House

    Uploaded by

    Ahmad Bilal
    The group aims to build a greenhouse that shields plants from extreme temperatures using a translucent covering to radiate heat. They hypothesize that a greenhouse covered with a translucent sheet or fabric may radiate enough heat for plants to grow well while staying protected from herbivores. Their procedure involves using wooden pieces to form a base structure and attaching a translucent covering on top to radiate heat, then placing plants inside to settle. Their initial conclusion is that a garden-friendly greenhouse can help shield plants from extreme temperatures and help them grow better, succeeding in their first experiment.

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    Black house

    Group members: Sadia Khurram & Arfa Javaid


    Problem:
    Can we make a garden friendly green house for Shielding plants
    from extreme temperatures?

    Hypothesis:
    If the green house is covered with a translucent sheet or fabric,
    chances are, it may radiate enough heat for the plants to grow well
    and stay protected from herbivores.
    Procedure:
    Use of wooden pieces to form a hut like structure as a base for the
    green house
    Attaching translucent sheet/fabric on top to make it radiate heat
    Placing plants inside and giving them time to settle

    Observations/Data:

    Conclusions:
    A Garden friendly Greenhouse can help shielding plants from
    extreme temperatures and helps them grow better.
    Succeeded in first experiment

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