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| yeast | ||
spoon |
| plastic bag |
| Put
the watermelon slice in the bag. Seal it and set it in a warm place. Use a hand lens to observe the yeast. |
| After 1 hour, observe the yeast. Describe any changes. |
| hand lens |
| microscope and | |
| microscope slide |
| The
yeast you observed are classified as fungi, based on their properties |
| Observe
the yeast 2 more times. Describe any changes. |
Time |
Appearance
of Yeast on Watermelon Slice |
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After 1 hour |
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After 2 hours |
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After 3 hours |
| Observe a tiny amount of the yeast with a microscope. Notice that the cells are similar to each other. Draw your observations. |
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| What tiny organisms did you see through the microscope? |
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| Explain Your Results | |
| 1. Did the appearance of the yeast change? How? | |
| 2. Yeast are not
classified in
the plant kingdom or the animal kingdom. Why? |
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| 3. Infer
Which kind of bread has yeast added to its dough, flat bread or loaf bread? Why do you think so? |
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| Does
yeast need light to grow? Develop a plan to answer this or other questions you may have. |