Book Two: Environments

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Book Two: Environments Investigation six: Experiment results

Focus questions How do mealworm structures and behaviors help it grow and survive? What conditions do isopods prefer? What are the environmental factors in an aquatic system? How does salinity affect the hatching of brine shrimp? How much water is needed for crops to grow? What is the salt tolerance of some crops?

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Focus questions How do mealworm structures and behaviors help it grow and survive? What conditions do isopods prefer? What are the environmental factors in an aquatic system? How does salinity affect the hatching of brine shrimp How much water is needed for crops to grow? What is the salt tolerance of some crops?