Fortnite Llamas, 

It is great to see your results! Your graph is pretty convincing that 7 hours of light was the best for growth compared to no light or 24 hours of light. Trenton, I think you point about this intermediate amount of light helping to keep the seeds from drying out is a good one. That could be another avenue of investigation in the future. Garrett - thanks for sharing some sources of error. It is always good to acknowledge those so you can try to avoid them in the future. Hudson - thanks for updating the project info. Please let me know if you have any additional questions. Keep learning about and appreciating plants! They are very important and nearly every ecosystem on Earth needs plants to function. 

Hi team, Glad you are getting some interesting results! Make sure you are presenting them clearly - including reminding your audience what your original hypothesis was and treatments. This provides more context for when you provide the results and make a conclusion. Please let me know if you have questions as you analyze and interpret your data! 

Hi team, Thanks for the additional photos!

To answer your questions: I can't think of a favorite quote or person right now, but there are a lot of folks I look up to. I definitely admire all of the female scientists who were first in their fields and helped to pave the way for the rest of us.

I have always been interested in science so becoming a scientist was an easy choice. To clarify, I don't mean that it was easy to get to where I am now, more that my interest in science made it easy to know that I wanted a career in science.

Facts about me: I have lived in 6 states, I don't currently have any pets (but do have plants!), & I enjoy being outside.