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    due to seed storage. Almost all of the species studied stored their seeds in dense woody fruit. In order for seed dispersal to occur leading to germination and sprouting‚ the fruit must be dense woody structure of the fruit must be dried. The drying of the fruit causes cracking allowing for the seeds to disperse and germinate. The addition of occasional fires to these communities allow for the drying of the fruit quicker than in its natural state (Lamont et al‚ 1999). Since the seeds of the fruit

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    Falcata

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    in height and 80 cm in diameter. When grown in the open‚ trees form a large‚ umbrella-shaped canopy. Crowns are narrow when this light-demanding species is grown in plantations of 1000 to 2000 trees/ha. Trees regularly produce large quantities of seeds after reaching 3 to 4 years of age. | | ECOLOGY: Falcataria occurs naturally in Indonesia‚ Papua New Guinea‚ and the Solomon Islands from 10o S to 30o N.  In its natural habitat it grows from sea level to 1200 m above sea level with an annual rainfall

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    fast and successful germination period of 1-3 days. Sunlight is a necessary factor for photosynthesis to occur. Plant growth needs the suns UV light to proceed‚ but at what point can UV exposure become detrimental to plant morphology? Research indicates most damaging effects to plants DNA is found to be a product of UV- B radiation. (2) Natural sunlight gives off the entire UV light spectrum‚ so we need to be able to isolate the wavelength of our specific

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    Bitter Gourd Case Study

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    Soak the seeds in water 24 hours before sowing. Two or three bitter gourd seeds can be sown together in a pit 2cms deep. Usually the seeds will germinate in 3-7 days. The germinated seeds can be replanted 45 cm to 50 cm apart on raised beds. In germination stage there are leaves with lobes and without lobes. 1.4.2 Branching stage: Removal of lateral branches in the first 10 nodes has

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    both. Total growth and leaf area are affected. Different plant species may have different tolerances to salinity; in this case we are geminating mung beans‚ Still the high amounts of salt concentration that are present can cause the Mung beans germination rate to grow poorly and cause it to die at a faster rate. Having salt water in the roots can have an effect of less water being absorbed in which causes the plant to dry out. (1) Mung bean plants grow up to 18 to 36 inches this investigation will

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    plant studies

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    Examination Timetables for 2013 Printed copies of your examination timetable‚ as displayed in myUnisa‚ will be accepted at Examination Venues together with identification documents. To print a copy: 1. Go to your "My Admin" site 2. Click on the link for "Examination Timetable" 3. Ensure that your mouse cursor has identified the correct part of the page (frame) 4. Click on the print function/icon of your Internet browser It is very important that you pay special attention to the dates and times

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    Biotechnology

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    Chapter 38: Angiosperm Reproduction and Biotechnology I. Overview: Flowers of Deceit 1. Angiosperm flowers can attract pollinators using visual cues and volatile chemicals 2. Many angiosperms reproduce sexually and asexually 3. Symbiotic relationships are common between plants and other species II. Concept 38.1: Flowers‚ double fertilization‚ and fruits are unique features of the angiosperm life cycle 1. Diploid (2n) sporophytes produce spores by meiosis; these grow into

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    Radish Extract

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    potential benefits. Lastly‚ be forewarned that rotting radish residues produce a powerful rotten egg-like odor‚ particularly during winter thaws. Radish Seedlings and Sprouts Radish seeds don’t have to be planted‚ they can be grown in a sprouter and eaten just as you would eat mustard and cress or any other sprouted bean or seed. As some of my seedlings have come up bunched together in what would be a good sprouting stage‚ I pull a few out and decide to give them a taste test. They have a warming‚ peppery

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    organism profile

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    but nowadays it’s cultivated throughout the world for both medicinal and aesthetic purposes. Basically‚ this plant is grown as an ornamental plant (Boudreau & Beland‚ 2006). Life Cycle of Aloe vera Germination of aloe seeds occur when their seeds come in contact with warm and moist soil‚ after which a seed-root that anchors the plant to the ground emerges. The heat of the summer facilitates the growth of Aloe vera by stimulating the development of a rosette of fleshy leaves rich in jellylike pulp‚ as

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    Flowers vs Weeds

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    and their own defenses. The main difference though‚ is how much time and effort we put into raising a beautiful flower‚ and the time and effort we put into clearing our landscape of the vermin we know as weeds.               Throughout history‚ seeds‚ stems‚ and leaves of both flowers and weeds have contributed to human cookery. The culinary use of flowers dates back thousands of years to 140 BC. Many cultures since then have incorporated flowers into traditional foods. Many ancient oriental dishes

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