Month: February 2022

Is photosynthesis endergonic?

Biology

By Greg Volente

Endergonic and exergonic sound a little like entrance and exit. When they are used in the context of

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What is the purpose of photosynthesis?

Biology

By Greg Volente

Plants are integral to life on earth, so the process that produces their food must have a bigger reach

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How do plants get food?

Biology

By Greg Volente

Plants are called producers because they make their own food. Plants get their food from their environment.

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What to do with old tomato soil?

Tomatoes

By Greg Volente

Tomato plants are heavy feeders, and require very fertile soil. So, it’s common for growers to

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Is a potato a fruit or vegetable?

Potatoes

Specific plants

By Greg Volente

If we want a healthy addition to a meal that features French fries, we usually choose a vegetable. So

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What would happen if there were no greenhouse gases?

Biology

By Greg Volente

The increase in greenhouse gas emissions from human activity has led to an increase in global temperatures

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What is a common greenhouse gas containing only hydrogen and oxygen

Biology

By Greg Volente

Water vapor is a natural part of our atmosphere. It is produced by plants through transpiration and

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Soak beans before planting?

Beans

By Greg Volente

Whether to soak beans before planting them depends on how soon you need them to grow into plants. There

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Growing beans indoors

Beans

By Greg Volente

Growing beans indoors is relatively easy because beans are resilient and not hard to grow. All

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Why are leaves important?

Biology

By Greg Volente

Plants that hold leaves all year round are known as evergreens, while plants that lose their leaves

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