Your experiment proved it: milk kills seeds/plants. Here's why, from the MadSci Network:
Cite: MadSci Network (madsci.org). Conclusion: Milk creates toxic microbial soup; water enables photosynthesis and mineral transport.
Great experiment—negative results teach real science!
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