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    Palm Tree

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    given many advantages to people in our country. Palm tree is a sexed tree. Female palm produces much more juice than male. It may take about 20 years before first harvest and Tnot may live over a hundred year of age. Many Cambodian people plant palm tree to identify their land limit or simply for gardening. That is why palm tree is found in many private and public urbanization projects in recent years.  Palm tree has height from five to ten meter‚ and leaves look like a palm. It

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    Brine Shrimp Eggs Experiment

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    the effect of difference in temperature on the growth of germinating seeds and hatching of brine shrimps eggs. Introduction: Growth is the process by which a plant increases in the number and size of leaves and stems. The growth of both plants and animals requires energy. Animals get their energy by digesting the plants they eat. Plants get their energy from the sun through photosynthesis. Photosynthesis is the process where the green pigment in the plant’s

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    CHORAL SPEAKING SCRIPT TITLE: THE TREES THAT DROPPED THEIR LEAVES Trees…. People‚ animal and plants‚ The flora and fauna as in science terms‚ Everywhere need forests and trees! Could you imagine how the world looks like without trees? Goor morning ladies and gentlemen‚ We present you “The trees that dropped their leaves” On one fine day‚ The sun was shining so brightly‚ The wind was blowing cool and swiftly‚ All the trees in the rainforest were having a big meeting. Yet‚ everyone was upset and

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    and the living food that the organism consumes” (Biotic components‚ 2013). Each biotic factor needs energy to do work and food for proper growth. The aim of our experiment that will be conducted in class is to see whether or not competition between plants for water and sunlight will affect their growth. To do this we will set up two pots with soil in them‚ one will have a radish seed inside and the other will have a radish seed surrounded by crest seeds. The independent variable will be the amount

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    Planting a Sequoia

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    that the remains of his child (the umbilical cord) will become part of the burgeoning plant as it will absorb his remnants as nutrients. While the plant is growing‚ the father will feed the tree the unprecedented care and nurture he was to present to his child‚ and this willingness is displayed when he says “We will give you what we can—our labor and our soil.” As time progresses‚ the father hopes that the plant‚ which is now part of his child and he a part of it‚ will outlive his family – the “unborn

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    Planting a Mango Tree

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    planting a mango tree Steps 1. ------------------------------------------------- 1 ------------------------------------------------- Select a large‚ ripe poly-embryonic mango from your local market. Ask the grocer for assistance if you are unsure of which type of mango to select. ------------------------------------------------- 2. ------------------------------------------------- 2 ------------------------------------------------- Eat the mango‚ or remove all existing fruit‚ until

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    endosperm (nutritious tissue). It contains an immature plant and everything it needs to sprout in a new location‚ become established‚ and eventually grow into an adult plant. Without seeds‚ forests would not be able to regenerate. Forests are important because they provide many ecological services such as clean air and clean water‚ and they provide us with a lot of valuable products such as wood and food. Why do seeds need to disperse? All plants need water‚ sun‚ and space in order to grow. A seed

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    lorax

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    Ted the last tree seed in existence and told him to plant it and tell everyone to save the trees. If Ted were to do this things would return to the way thing were before all of the pollution and smog. Ted tries to go back to his home town and tries to show Audrey the seed and plant it‚ but Mr. Ohar tries to stop him because if Ted succeeds he will lose his business and will have nothing. So Ted eventually get his mom and grandma to help him plant the

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    Documentation Report

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    Introduction Trees…Release oxygen and absorb carbon dioxide to freshen the air we breathe. Each of us inhales 35 pounds of oxygen daily‚ all from plants. Every day we need seven trees to convert our carbon dioxide to oxygen. Remove ozone and other air pollutants‚ as well as trap dust and dirt... Save energy and reduce cooling costs. Trees act like air conditioners‚ releasing cooling moisture into the air. Trees play a significant part in reducing erosion and moderating the climate. They

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    INTRODUCTION TO ASCLEPIAS CALIFORNICA The terrestrial plant‚ Asclepias californica‚ is the primary food source for Monarch butterflies. It can only germinate and produce seeds if provided with the proper environmental influence. The California milkweed’s population is spread out in the southern and coastal areas of California where there are flat lands and grassy slopes. It can also grow up to three feet tall and have clumps consisting of multiple stems that are a couple of feet in width. Unlike

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