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    Jackfruit seeds as oil

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    Oil from Jackfruit Seeds In partial fulfillment of the requirement Research Submitted To: Mrs. Linda Mahomoc Submitted By: Lucy Mae R. Mendoza Chapter I Introduction Background of the Study Oil is a smooth‚ thick liquid that is used as a fuel and for making the parts of machines move smoothly. Oil is found underground. Oil has many uses. It helps the machines to work like vehicles‚ agricultural equipment and generators. Oil price hike is the

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    Genetically Modified Organism (GMO) is one of the most important issues from around the world. GMOs are special organisms in which the genetic material has been altered for improvement productivity and product quality. GMOs have raised awareness about their products and their benefits to the world‚ such as‚ they are resistant to disease‚ help humans suffering from famine‚ produce greater yields and improve the nutrition of foods. Having foods is very important to human life to maintain good health

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    GMO Reaction Paper

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    A REACTION PAPER: The Development and Acceptance of GMO Can Alleviate Hunger and Poverty in the Philippines Genetically modified organisms are created mainly with a purpose to lessen world hunger and poverty in the world especially the malnourished children. Nearly a million children die every year because they are weakened by Vitamin A deficiencies and an additional 350‚000 go blind. While‚ the only problem is the strength and power of the government to start-up or maintain the process of distribution

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    Immunizations: Do they Harm Children or Benefit them? The purpose of vaccines is to eradicate a disease. The debate regarding vaccines is that we do not know if they are causing more harm than damage‚ especially to children and infants. The benefits of vaccines most likely outweigh the risks of it causing harm. Vaccines contain many ingredients that are beneficial and harmful. According to an article about the ingredients in vaccines‚ it states‚ “Vaccines include ingredients to help your

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    the president of the National Capital Area Environmental Health Association located in Clinton‚ Maryland. It provides an in-depth view of the potential benefits and intentions of GMFs‚ and the rationale behind those who oppose it. This article provides information for the reasons on both sides of the argument‚ giving me a better understanding of the effects GMOs could have on humanity and the planet‚ for better or worse. "With an ever-increasing global population‚ hunger in the developing world‚ and

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    Rice Seeds

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    Leucaena leucophala seeds Treatment | % Germination | | R E P L I C A T I O N | | 1 | 2 | Average | Rubbing on sandpaper | 0% | 0% | 0% | Clipping | 0% | 1% | 0.5% | Soaking in hot water (50 degrees Celcius) | 0% | 0% | 0% | Control | 6% | 0% | 3 | The experiment has shown that by clipping the seeds perhaps germination of the seed can be attain. Rubbing the seed with sandpaper can break the dormancy as well as it can also break and kill the seed. Soaking the seeds in hot water can

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    Germination of Seeds

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    A seed consists essentially of a seed coat‚ stored food and a young plant‚ the embryo. The seed coat may be made of inner tegmen and outer testa. On the seed coat a scar (hilum) is present which shows the place of attachment of a seed in the fruit is present. At one end of the hilum is the micropyle. Through micropyle the seed absorbs water during the process of germination. The embryo consists of epicotyl‚one or two seed leaves called cotyledons‚ and a hypocotyle. The portion of the embryo above

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    Gmo Foods Research Paper

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    GMOs Friends? Or Foes? When shoppers are shopping in the grocery store they normally just grab and go‚ no longer does the American society look at the ingredients‚ however‚ what the average American doesn’t realize is what is in their food. GMOs or known as genetically modified organisms‚ in plain English this is saying that they are recreating (cloning) our foods that this society and many others eat without knowing it. GMOs don’t make sense. Some may say that‚ “What is the difference

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    less and less amount of land and nutrition for them and their offspring(s). What are individuals going to do when that problem starts to occur more often? Like for example‚ instead of 9 million individuals passing away each year‚ it could be 9 million individuals pass away each month or sadly each day or even each minute. Scientist found in the year 2011 that poor nourishment took about 45 percent of deaths in children

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    Seed Sampling

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    2. SEED SAMPLING RL. AGRA w.4.L Seed sampling is aimed at obtaining a sample of the required size and consisting of the same components as the whole lot of seeds. The quantity of seed tested in the laboratory is small‚ compared with the size of the seed lot which it is intended to represent. No matter how accurately the laboratory work is done‚ the results can only show the quality of the sample submitted for analysis. Consequently. every effort must be made to ensure that the sample sent to

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