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Science in the workplace

Horticulture

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Learning outcomes

• Carry out an investigation to find the answer to a genuine problem

• Report on the outcomes of your investigation• State three reasons why science is important

in the horticulture industry

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What do plants need to grow?

water

sunlight

mineral nutrients

warmth

carbon dioxide

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I’ve been reading an article about the environmental consequences of using peat.

But I’ve also heard that peat is really good at holding water.

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What I want to know is:How much water does peat hold compared with other growing media?

I need you to investigate and provide a report.