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Time lapse radish seeds sprouting, top and roots growing

Time lapse sequence shot using Pentax K110D and Harbortronics DigiSnap 2100 set to take a frame each 14 minutes 24 seconds. The time lapse spans 9 days. Two 90 watt compact floresecent lights where...  
 
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adrianangelo456 (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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no, they help us in our environment they make oxygen and food
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amazing how the plant can make copies of cells just using chemicals in the soil
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Root hairs for water/nutrient absorption.
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That's the beauty of nature.
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terredee (4 months ago) Show Hide
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Those are radishes. The white stuff around the roots are indeed root hairs, or rhizoids, which hold the plant in the ground, collect water and digest organic material. Magic stuff!
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that's sweet:D

what seed did you use?
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