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    (Sze) Objectives: Get familiar with the parts of flowers: male and female organs Observe pollen germination and tube growth in real time. Test the conditions that stimulate pollen germination and tube growth. Observe cytoplasmic streaming (due to vesicle traffic). Introduction Flowering plants‚ or angiosperms‚ are the largest and most successful plant group in the world. From giant eucalyptus trees to minuscule duckweeds‚ from desert cacti to water lilies‚ these familiar plants dominate

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    through the book. The scene suggest what Santiago have to do in order to find that treasure – not every step‚ or every aspect of the procedures but a hit of what he should go –Then with this information‚ the reader realize that Santiago must cross the desert to reach the pyramids‚ that he must acquire some money to arrive to Egypt. A foreshadowing event not only tells the reader what a character might do to accomplish ‘’that’’‚ but with what he might struggle and what the character mush overcome. 3

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    charity‚ gets in his car‚ and drives away without telling anyone where he is going‚ abandoning the use of his real name along the way. He never contacts his parents or sister‚ Carine‚ again. Not too long after leaving Atlanta‚ McCandless deserts his car in the desert after a flash flood wets the engine‚ and from then on‚ he hitchhikes around the Northwest‚ getting jobs here and there but not staying anywhere for long‚ often living on the streets‚ and keeping as little money and as few possessions as

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    Arizona is a fascinating and diverse state‚ even though it seems like a desert may be a bad place to visit or live. The state has many places with huge differences‚ arizona can be‚ exciting‚ peaceful‚ Cold as ice and hot enough to cook your food on the pavement. Arizona also beholds a number of wonders such as The Grand Canyon and Antelope Canyon. The climate in Arizona differs intensely by location and date. In Phoenix‚ Arizona the summers are over 120 degrees and in the winter can be less than

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    in Spokane. The death of Victor’s father leads him and Thomas to a journey filled with childhood stories and memories that will make them reconsider the state of their friendship. The author Sherman J. Alexie uses money‚ a lonely jackrabbit in the deserts of Nevada‚ and Thomas’s stories as symbols to bring on and let us think about the importance of friendship‚ and values such as loyalty and optimism. Victor needed help from the beginning of the story. When he was penniless and needed to go to Phoenix

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    penguin. They have a compact shape‚ low surface area to volume ratio to reduce heat loss. They also have very thick specialized feathers and a layer of fat which is used for insulation. An example of an animal which lives in hot environment is a desert tortoise. They can be active during the day or the mornings and evenings‚ it all depends on the temperature. They burrow under the sand to protect themselves from extreme hot temperatures. They can survive without water for nearly a year‚ they are

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    afternoons. There are no winters or summers(seasons). One day is similar to the next. Biome A very large ecosystem such as rainforests. Erosion Process of transportation Conditions in which the earth’s surface is worn away by the action of water and wind Desert An environment or region that receives very little precipitation (rain). Defined as areas that receive an annual precipitation of less than 250 mm. Development Indicators Usually a numerical measure of quality of life and development in a country

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    ”The Flowers” by Alice Walker Summary: “The Flowers” 1973 is written by Alice Walker who is an Afro-American author. “The Flowers” is a short story about a girl named Myop. Myop is a black 10-yeard old girl who lives on a farm with her poor sharecropper family in the countryside. She staggers around and plays with animals and discovers beautiful nature in her pleasuring never-ending childhood. But while exploring the land she lives near with flowers in her hands she accidently discovers a horrible

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    of Gibraltar and Tangier‚ where he robbed of his money. However‚ he is able to work hard and gain enough to join a caravan across the desert. Santiago’s journey through the desert is highly symbolic of the path that must be taken by the spiritual initiate‚ and the challenges and fears that they must face along the way. Indeed‚ the boy’s wanderings "through the desert for forty days" mimic the biblical experience of Christ. But it

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    to overcome all of these problems and today they successfully live and prosper on land. Reproduction was an immediate issue because the plants could not carry out future generations without an aquatic environment for reproduction. They developed flowers‚ which have distinct and pleasurable shapes‚ colors‚ smells‚ chemicals‚ and nectar to attract insects and birds‚ which help in pollination. Males developed microspores‚ which is pollen‚ and a reduced gametophytes. The pollen grain became very light

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