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2020-06-17T11:33:50Z

Open Science

2019-11-05T15:53:36Z

Toward a more sustainable Hackuarium?

2019-11-05T15:51:44Z

Open Science

2019-11-05T15:49:55Z

Inspiration

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Inspiration

2019-11-05T15:47:20Z

Inspiration

2019-11-05T15:46:17Z

Inspiration

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Inspiration

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 (This can be strongly criticised, especially as huge populations, for instance in China, do not have this resource!  We hope to work toward a better solution and thank you for any input!) <br>
 Sadly, the summer heat wave killed off many plants, but some data was nonetheless collected. <br>
-We will discuss all the results at an Open Hackuarium event, 6nov19, and plan for the next round.
+We discussed all the results at an Open Hackuarium event, 6nov19, and planned for the next round. Now (June 2020), the harvests for the 3rd round are almost complete, and we are planning a big wrap event (Covid-19 allowing) for an #OH evening the 9th of September.

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-If we get strong data, next year will probably be much more professional, and maybe even provide funding for the lab, perhaps... <br>
+If we get strong data next year, perhaps all this will become much more professional, and maybe even provide funding for the lab, perhaps... <br>
+We will see how it goes, after discussion the 6th of November...
 Help for edits/translation/ etc. very welcome, as this is all a work in progress!

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 We want to encourage open science, and are simply using a google drive to collect data to start this second year... <br>
 (This can be strongly criticised, especially as huge populations, for instance in China, do not have this resource!  We hope to work toward a better solution and thank you for any input!) <br>
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 to note also: there were no signs of root nodules in the plants transplanted 27may19!<br>
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 Here is an inspirational image of a local field of peas!
 [[File:DengesPeaField.JPG|250px|thumb]]
-After several attempts to contact the farmer, however, I found out that, actually, he never adds any symbiotic bacteria!  There are plenty of the needed rhizobial bacteria found in the soil around us here in Switzerland, with big nodules seen readily (as [[File:IMG 8361.JPG|250px|thumb]] shown previously, when beginning last year's first trial of this urban gardening project...)<br>
+After several attempts to contact the farmer, however, I found out that, actually, he never adds any symbiotic bacteria!  There are plenty of the needed rhizobial bacteria found in the soil around us here in Switzerland, with big nodules seen readily (as [[File:IMG 8361.JPG|250px|thumb]] shown previously, when beginning last year's first trial of this urban gardening project, and now again, below.)<br>
 So, whether our local outdoor gardens have any need of such bacteria is an open question!
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 Here is an inspirational image of a local field of peas!
 [[File:DengesPeaField.JPG|250px|thumb]]
-After several attempts to contact the farmer, however, I found out that, actually, he never adds any symbiotic bacteria!  There are plenty of the needed rhizobial bacteria found in the soil around us here in Switzerland, with big nodules seen readily (as [File:IMG 8361.JPG|250px|thumb] shown previously...)<br>
+After several attempts to contact the farmer, however, I found out that, actually, he never adds any symbiotic bacteria!  There are plenty of the needed rhizobial bacteria found in the soil around us here in Switzerland, with big nodules seen readily (as [[File:IMG 8361.JPG|250px|thumb]] shown previously, when beginning last year's first trial of this urban gardening project...)<br>
 So, whether our local outdoor gardens have any need of such bacteria is an open question!
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	The first plants were given to them on 28may19, the same day the image of the Denges Pea Field, at the top, was taken! <br>		The first plants were given to them on 28may19, the same day the image of the Denges Pea Field, at the top, was taken! <br>
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		+	to note also: there were no signs of root nodules in the plants transplanted 27may19!<br>
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-Even though we had quite a disappointment from the plants in the garden, it was clear in lab conditions the two sets, A and B grew identically...  <br>
+Even though we had quite a disappointment from the plants in the garden, it was clear in lab conditions that the two sets, A and B grew identically...  <br>
 In the garden, set B was slightly worse off... However, for both sets about 85% of all plants died! <br>
 Therefore, this year's trial really depends greatly upon participants, who got only x2 or x4 plants of each set!!
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 First pictures to show how the initial set up is organised were requested. <br>
 As in the previous year, any data with numbers was very much requested (i.e. numbers of flowers, heights etc...)! <br>
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