How ph of soil affects a plant's growth

For the experimental aspect of the research report, four sets of two plants are to be studied. They must either be checked according to size for the same height, or started from seed to ensure equality. Two identical sets of roses are to be cultivated, as well as two sets of corn plants. The flora must all be given the same amount of water and sunlight each day. The only variable to be changed is pH. One of each set will be planted in the acidic soil, and one set will be rooted in a basic soil.

After the research is conducted, pH will be presumably have a strong effect on the growth of both plants. It is believed that the rose's growth will be more pH dependant than the corn plants.

The pH level of the surrounding soil can have extreme results on the growth rate and overall health of a plant. The pH is technically defined as the negative base ten logarithm of the effective hydrogen ion concentration in gram equivalents per liter. It is measured on a scale of 1-14, with each reading being shown as an acid, base, or a neutral solution. If the measurement is less than 7, it is considered an acid. Such acids are vinegar, orange juice, and battery fluid. If the measurement is o

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