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Serial Dilutions

Make a 0.2-g/mL NaCl STOCK solution - Add 2 g of sodium chloride to beaker and add water to 10 mL 0.2 g/mL NaCl Stock Solution

Get as many test tubes (minus two controls) as you have plastic jewelry bags for your experiment

Add 5 mL of water to each of you test tubes

Add 5 mL of Stock Solution to first test tube.

Mix the first Tube

Take 5 mL of first tube and add to second tube

Mix

Repeat and remove 5 ml from last tube and discard

Using a 5mL disposable pipette, add 3 mL from stock solution to a bag, 3 mL of water to a bag, and the 3 mL from each test to its respective bag

Stock Solution

Water

0.1 g/mL Solution

0.05 g/mL Solution

Etc.

Put all the bags upright in the beaker that had the stock solution. Put in dark area for one about one week Determine the percent dead for each concentration. Graph with the % dead on the y-axis and concentration on the x-axis. Determine the LD50 or the concentration where 50% of the seeds did not germinate

Percentage of population killed by a given dose 100 75 50 25 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 Percentage of population killed by a given dose Dose (hypothetical units) LD