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The project is divided into two divisions
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The Plant Science project introduces youth to the world of plants and soils through fun hands-on experiences. |
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Youth may complete this program independently or with the help of a knowledgeable adult or older teen. Project manuals: |
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You can learn about the different parts of the plants, flowers, plant growth, seed germination, soil types and soil formation. Advanced students learn about the differences between different types of plants and their needs. They also have the opportunity to practice several different methods of reproducing and growing plants. |
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| - For more information about this project or how to exhibit
it contact your county Purdue Extension Office. Click here
for a county listing of office information. - If you would like to receive a manual about the project you can obtain them from your county Extension Office or contact the Agriculture Communication Service and ask them specifically about the publications listed below and in the How section. |
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