Description Let the science project begin! For your first lab you will be setting up some Winogradsky columns. The directions for your set-up are outlined in the pdf titled "Winogradsky Column Lab". You will be making regular observations and taking notes - space for this is provided in the pdf as well. You will be coming back to these columns when we get to the biodiversity section of the course. For this assignment, you will simply be uploading a photo of your columns. These need to sit for anywhere from 4-6 weeks before you make your final observations, so don't wait too long to start this one! Make sure you have enough sediment in your columns and they are well labeled. They need some sunlight, and make sure you are storing them in an outdoor space that gets some (but not too much direct sunlight).

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Let the science project begin! For your first lab you will
be setting up some Winogradsky columns. The
directions for your set-up are outlined in the pdf titled
"Winogradsky Column Lab". You will be making
regular observations and taking notes - space for this
is provided in the pdf as wellI. You will be coming back
to these columns when we get to the biodiversity
section of the course. For this assignment, you
simply be uploading a photo of your columns. These
need to sit for anywhere from 4-6 weeks before you
make your final observations, so don't wait too long to
start this one! Make sure you have enough sediment in
your columns and they are well labeled. They need
some sunlight, and make sure you are storing them in
an outdoor space that gets some (but not too much
direct sunlight).
will
Transcribed Image Text:Description Let the science project begin! For your first lab you will be setting up some Winogradsky columns. The directions for your set-up are outlined in the pdf titled "Winogradsky Column Lab". You will be making regular observations and taking notes - space for this is provided in the pdf as wellI. You will be coming back to these columns when we get to the biodiversity section of the course. For this assignment, you simply be uploading a photo of your columns. These need to sit for anywhere from 4-6 weeks before you make your final observations, so don't wait too long to start this one! Make sure you have enough sediment in your columns and they are well labeled. They need some sunlight, and make sure you are storing them in an outdoor space that gets some (but not too much direct sunlight). will
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4 clear, 16-oz. plastic bottles. Larger containers will also work; adjust the sediment volumes
accordingly.
1-4 disposable containers (e.g., plastic storage container or plastic baggie) for mixing sediment
1 trowel for digging a sediment sample
Permanent marker
4 small labels (1 for each bottle)
Water
1 bucket or container large enough to hold 6-10 cups of sediment
A well-lit location where the columns can sit undisturbed for 6-8 weeks
Digital camera or cell-phone camera
Large measuring cup or other container for measuring sediment and mixture
A carbon source, shredded newspaper; approximately 1 cup loosely packed
6-10 cups of sediment (mud)
A sulfur source; raw egg yolk is best Large mixing spoon (optional)
1 funnel (optional) Colored pencils (optional)
Transcribed Image Text:MATERIALS 4 clear, 16-oz. plastic bottles. Larger containers will also work; adjust the sediment volumes accordingly. 1-4 disposable containers (e.g., plastic storage container or plastic baggie) for mixing sediment 1 trowel for digging a sediment sample Permanent marker 4 small labels (1 for each bottle) Water 1 bucket or container large enough to hold 6-10 cups of sediment A well-lit location where the columns can sit undisturbed for 6-8 weeks Digital camera or cell-phone camera Large measuring cup or other container for measuring sediment and mixture A carbon source, shredded newspaper; approximately 1 cup loosely packed 6-10 cups of sediment (mud) A sulfur source; raw egg yolk is best Large mixing spoon (optional) 1 funnel (optional) Colored pencils (optional)
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