How does music affect plant growth? To answer this question, Dr. Anderson set up an experimental chamber and exposed a group of 15 bean plants to the same 60-minute rock CD twice a day, at 9:00 A.M. and 9:00 P.M. Another group of 15 bean plants was placed in a different chamber with the same temperature, light, and humidity, but these plants weren't exposed to music. One month later, the heights and masses of all 30 plants were measured and compared. The plants that were exposed to music were two inches taller on average than the plants that weren't. What's a logical conclusion based on the data in this experiment?

Question 5 options:

Music helps plants grow faster.

Music causes damage to plants.

Music doesn't affect plant growth.

Music causes plants to grow more slowly.

Music is a sound arrangement with melody, rhythm, and typically harmony.
The skill of combining tones in an attractive or expressive manner, frequently with melody, rhythm, and harmony.

The plant's cells are stimulated by sound waves or music.
Nutrients are urged to travel throughout the plant body when the cells are stimulated by sound or music which boost new development and strengthening their immune systems.
The music of choice for ultimate plant stimulation appears to be jazz and classical music.
Some sound or music cause plants' stomata (tiny holes which act as lungs) to stay open longer, allowing them to take in more air and develop quicker.

Hence the correct option is A i.e. Music help plants grow faster.

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