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    Caffeine Bulbs Experiment

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    coffee; instead‚ the onion roots grew in water. The following is a list‚ in order‚ of the concentration of caffeine bulbs B‚ C‚ and D were in: 0.1%‚ 0.3%‚ and 0.5%. Four test tubes were gathered to set up the experiment‚ each holding an onion bulb. After each day‚ every individual bulb’s roots were counted and the average length was recorded. After recording this information for six days‚ an onion root tip from each bulb was taken and squashed under a coverslip. These root tips were then looked at

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    Wheat Crop Experiment

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    any deficiencies of these minerals reduce; height‚ tiller number and root development meaning significantly low dry matter yields. The research draws attention to the fact that over the 90 day trial the Complete nutrient formula containing both nitrogen and phosphorous had the heaviest wet and dry weight with better quality florescence needed for maximum production in the cropping industry. On the other hand the other plants lacking the number of tillers‚ seed head and overall quality of the florescence

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    be rid of it is to be innocent of these crimes. Innocence is beautiful in women. “Innocence” is radical because it is rooted in the soul. “Considering that‚ all hatred driven hence‚ / The soul recovers radical innocence”. A radical is a term for a root. In another perspective‚ the “innocence” is “radical” or unconventional because after the war‚ innocence became more uncommon. Hence‚ it is “radical” or something new to be innocent‚ as it defies the flow of convention. “And learns at last that

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    Hydrotropism

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    he root system is developed in the soil since soil can help establish their strand and protect the fragile roots from stressful conditions such as drought‚ nutrient deficiency‚ unfavourable temperature‚ etc. Hydrotropism is a directional growth response exhibited in terrestrial plants in which water or water vapour is the orienting stimulus. In hydrotropism the root caps perceive and respond to moisture gradient of the soil simultaneously which will then regulate the directional growth of the root

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    (Padmavathiamma and Li 2007). There are several ways to remediate the soil chemically‚ physically‚ or biologically. However‚ chemical and physical treatments may seem to affect the soil properties heavily‚ affect biodiversity‚ make soil less fertile for plant growth and can be quiet expensive too. Phytoremediation is the most cost efficient method of remediating soil without any known side effects that could severely alter the ecosystem of the location (Padmavathiamma and Li 2007). Table Different factors

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    (Hindi)‚ Ashwagandha‚ Avarohaka‚ Balya‚ Gokarna‚ Turangahva‚ Vajikari‚ Varada‚ Varahakarni‚ Vrsa (Sanskrit)‚ Winter cherry (English). Habitat: W. somnifera is found in India. Morphology: W. somnifera is a perennial herb covered with hairs. It has tap root; stem is herbaceous above and woody below. Leaves are in unequal pairs; flowers are greenish or yellowish; fruit s berry becoming red on ripening. Chemical composition: Alkaloids (anagrine‚ anaferine‚ cuscohygrine‚ hygrine‚ isopelletriene‚

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    Special adaptations that enable to survive on dry and nutrient-poor soil. ii. Hardy plants which usually have dense root systems to bind sand particles and hold water and humus. iii. Short life cycle iv. When die‚ their remains add to the humus content of the soil. v. Modify the environment 3. Successor species b. Characteristics: vi. Plants grow bigger vii. Have small wind-dispersable seeds which are able to spread and grow

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    Tropical Medicine

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    known as Fragrant Screw Pine. Its trunk bears plenty of prop roots. Its leaves spirals the branches‚ and crowds at the end. Its male inflorescence emits a fragrant smell‚ and grows in length for up to 0.5 meters. The fruit of the pandan tree‚ which is usually about 20 centimeters long‚ are angular in shape‚ narrow in the end and the top is shortening. In various parts of the world‚ the uses of this plant are very diverse. A multipurpose plant which providing food‚ and medicine to the people. This essay

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    Mitosis: Cell Nucleus

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    different? Materials: - Compound microscope - Alliums root slide - Whitefish embryo slide - Power supply Procedure: Refer to page 48 and 49 in the textbook. Results: See attached sheet for drawings of my results. Discussion: Analyze and interpret question 1 and 2 on page 49. 1. The cells in the root tip region of the alliums differ quite a bit from the cells that are found deeper in the root. First of all the root tip is where the alliums receive all there nutrients so the

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    Mangrove: Case Study

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    conditions of shallow water area. There are many different plat families and these plants are able to survive regular flooding as well as fresh and salt waters. The mangrove trees must withstand being submerged twice a day by saltwater tides. The soil in which these trees grow in maybe sand but it is mostly rich mud. This rich mud is high in nutrients but low in oxygen. Mangroves have these aerial and salt filtering roots and salt excreting leaves that help them occupy the fluctuating wetlands. Salinity

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