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This document outlines an experiment to test seed germination rates. It provides materials needed which include a Dixie cup, seeds of a specific type, soil, water, and a marker. The steps involve labeling the cup, filling it 2/3 with soil, placing seeds on top and covering with more soil, watering until moist but not oversaturated, and placing the cup in front of the classroom to observe germination.
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