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Compare the rates of utilisation of food reserves during germination in seeds of

Asked by sa_sheffwed | Apr 28, 2003
I’m doing the experiment where I have to compare the rates of utilisation of food reserves during germination in seeds of two different species. I was wondering what variables need to be controlled (kept constant) for this experiment. I know temperature has to be but what else? I was thinking, humidity and water content available to the seeds are two other factors. Would the amount of light and concentration of oxygen be other factors? Are there any other factors that need to be controlled?