CSSF Category Awards: 2010
Plant Biology

Junior Division

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J2022 — First Place

W. Brock Oury, Grade 8
Coastal Pines: Ability of Needles to Condense Moisture
Advisor: Mrs. Roxanne Hunker
School: Rhoades (The) School, Encinitas, San Diego County

J2003 — Second Place

Brent D. Butler, Grade 8
How Will the Salt Percent Threshold in the Wisconsin Fast Plants Affect Its Next Generation of Offspring?
Advisor: Mrs. Dawn O'Connor
School: Ascencion Solorsano Middle School, Gilroy, Santa Clara County

J2029 — Third Place

Anna Tada, Grade 6
Lasting Flowers
Advisor: Mr. Brian Cady
School: Greentree Elementary School, Irvine, Orange County

J2018 — Fourth Place

Matthew C. Moropoulos, Grade 8
Electrifying Soil: Year Two
Advisor: Ms. Kelly McGrew
School: Ralston Middle School, Belmont, San Mateo County

J2004 — Honorable Mention

Ethan T. Duval, Grade 6
Nature's Phoenix
Advisor: Mr. Anthony Esserman Melville
School: Tree of Life Charter School, Ukiah, Mendocino County

J2006 — Honorable Mention

Alejandro G. Gonzalez, Grade 6
A Continuous Magnetic Pulse Increases the Mass of a Pinto Bean Seedling
Advisor: Mrs. Lisa Lorch
School: St. Hyacinth Academy, San Jacinto, Riverside County

J2012 — Honorable Mention

Elyssa S. Lawrence, Grade 8
Salty Solutions
Advisor: Ms. Diane Wagner
School: Bartlett Middle School, Porterville, Tulare County

J2016 — Honorable Mention

Marc J. Matossian, Grade 8
The Effects of Intense Pulsed Lighting on the Growth Behavior of Bush Bean Plants
Advisor: Mrs. Jocelyn Skaff
School: A.G.B.U. Manoogian Demirdjian School, Canoga Park, Los Angeles County

J2033 — Honorable Mention

Catherine H. Williams, Grade 7
Factors Affecting Sweet Pea Tendril Growth
Advisor: Ms. Rachel Hofmann
School: Baymonte Christian School, Scotts Valley, Santa Cruz County