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Acknowledgements

First of all, we would like to express our deepest appreciation to our Biology Semester2 lecturer and supervisor who provided us the possibility to complete this proposal. A special gratitude we would like to give to Mr. Shawn K. Nithianantham, whose provided us a lot of valuable advice and suggestions, and helped us to coordinate our project proposal. We would also like to express our gratitude towards him for showing us useful examples that related to this proposal that make us able to work efficiently, his willingness to motivate us and share his valuable time to discuss with us have contributed tremendously to our project proposal. Thanks to the authority of AIMST University for providing us a peaceful and beautiful environment, with excellent facilities and high speed WIFI to make us able to complete this project in time. To complete our project proposal, we had to use the WIFI connection in cafeteria and also AIMST library to do research related to the project proposal.

Furthermore, thanks to our group members, who contributed their valuable time and money, showed their initiative to complete this project by doing their part in this project. Thank you to the group members, deeply from heart. Your cooperation and willingness to attend meetings and discussion, which made this project work done perfectly is very appreciated. Thanks to:
1. Mogesh Pravin
2. Yap Yi Hao
3. Chen Jun Sen
4. Leong Lai Ling
5. Chuan Yun Ning
6. Tan Ann Joe
7. Teh Ching Wei

Last but not least, we place a deep sense to gratitude to our family members and friends who provided us constant source of inspiration and help in terms of money and help during the entire time of the preparation of this project proposal. Thank you.

1.0 INTRODUCTION

Corn, or maize, in American English is a large grain plant domesticated by indigenous peoples in Mesoamerica in prehistoric times. The leafy stalk

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