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    Life Science Notes

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    Copyright © Glencoe/McGraw-Hill‚ a division of the McGraw-Hill Companies‚ Inc. Name Date Class The Nonliving Environment 33 Chapter 25 Section 1 Abiotic Factors A. Living or once-living environmental features are called biotic factors; ________biotic________ factors are nonliving physical features. B. Atmosphere—the ______abiotic______ that surrounds Earth C. _______soil_______—the major ingredient of the fluid inside the cells of all organisms D. ______soil_______—a mixture of mineral and

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    hear me out! The way that urban trees are planted is not always a good thing because it is very harmful for the trees‚ in some cases it is a huge waste of money and we need to start realizing the potential for better areas of the city where we can plant these trees if we really want to improve the tree canopy in Toronto. A common misconception about a tree is that its roots grow down‚ but this is not actually the case. The roots of a tree spread out very wide‚ potentially as wide as the tree’s

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    Animal Extinction

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    References: LIST * Chronicle‚ Atlanta. Animal Extinction Causes and Effects. 2012. ACME Articles. Accessed May 8. http://www.acme-articles.com/article/Environmental/Animal_Extinction_Causes_and_Effects/88197 * Climate Change-effects on animals‚ birds and plants. 2013. Climate & Weather. Accessed April 29. http://www.climateandweather.net/global_warming/effects_on_animals.htm * Greenwell‚Michael.The Impact of Wildlife Extinction and the Importance of Biodiversity. 2007.Exit Stage Right.Accessed April

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    Mango Leaves Analysis

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    Allelopathic activity of the aqueous methanol extracts of Mangifera indica L. leaves The aqueous methanol extracts obtained from mango leaves inhibited seed germination of radish and sand fescue‚ and inhibited seedling growth of root and shoot growth of radish‚ rapeseed‚ sand fescue and crabgrass (Figure 1 and 2). The extract obtained from 0.03 g dry weight of mango leaves inhibited 20 and 50 % germination of radish and sand fescue respectively‚ on day 4 (Figure 2). The extract obtained from 0.03

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    Kentucky Bluegrass

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    humid cool weather‚ shaded area‚ and poor air circulation (http://ipm.ucanr.edu/PMG/r785101511.html). The Stripe rust‚ appears in late spring and is favored by humid condition with temperature between 70 and 75F‚ and Ergot affects the flowers of the plant by replacing the seed with sclerotia (Butlers2002). The most common pest in Kentucky bluegrass fields is grain mite‚ Penthaleus major‚ Sod webworm‚ Chrysoteuchia topiaria‚ thrips‚ Thripidae‚ and aphids‚ Aphididae. Proper insect pest management system

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    THE RELEVANCE / IMPORTANCE OF BOTANY IN PLANT BREEDING 1a. Definition of Botany: Botany‚ also known as Plant Science(s)‚ Phytology‚ or Plant Biology is a specific branch of biology and is the scientific study of plant life and development. Botany is a science that deals with plants‚ algae‚ and fungi studying their varied structures‚ growth patterns‚ reproductive functions‚ metabolisms‚ development rates and patterns‚ potential threats and diseases‚ chemical properties and evolutionary relationships

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    Without light‚ plants would not be able to carry out photosynthesis (McKenney‚ Peffley‚ and Wilmington 49). Photosynthesis is responsible for providing the plant with nutrients it needs to thrive and grow. Without the proper nutrients‚ it is difficult for a plant to continue to live. Therefore‚ photosynthesis is necessary for a plant’s vitality. The goal of this experiment is to observe and identify the impact that light has on a plant. Hypothesis: If light affects photosynthesis in plants‚ then the

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    find out what will happen to the plant if it was covered with smoke. It was performed by having two plants: one is inside a container; the other is outside the container. The one inside is covered with smoke using a cigarette in a can. The other one is free from smoke. After two weeks the plant didn’t die but look pale and yellowish on its leaves. The cause of the change in color is the disease called chlorosis that affected the production of starch in the plant. The leaf should be green with chlorophyll

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    spend on landscaping‚ then you may want to focus your efforts on foundation plants. These are the shrubs and flowers you plant along the foundation of your home. These plants add color and help your home blend in with its natural surroundings. Here are a few tips for landscaping around your home’s foundation. Choose Plants That Bloom At Different Times To get the most out of your plant beds‚ try to choose varieties of plants that bloom at different times of the year. That way‚ you’ll always have a

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    Landscaping

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    topography (land position and elevation) and сombinations of plants and flowers. Landscaping Planting Ideas Proper plant selection is one the most important "secrets" in successful landscaping. Plants and colors are the "flavors" that bring your garden to life. They’re also elements that can be used with purpose such as screening‚ shade‚ erosion control‚ dividing‚ focal points‚ noise control‚ etc. So propagation of or choosing the right plants for the right place and purpose is helpful for professional

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