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    Mango Leaves Analysis

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    fescue‚ and inhibited seedling growth of root and shoot growth of radish‚ rapeseed‚ sand fescue and crabgrass (Figure 1 and 2). The extract obtained from 0.03 g dry weight of mango leaves inhibited 20 and 50 % germination of radish and sand fescue respectively‚ on day 4 (Figure 2). The extract obtained from 0.03 g dry weight of mango leaves inhibited the root growth of radish‚ rapeseed‚ sand fescue and crabgrass by 9.03‚ 6.21‚ 4.65 and 10.14 % of control root growth‚ respectively‚ and inhibited shoot

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    include negatives and‚ if possible‚ positive controls. Is your negative control a test plant that is planted in a pot with no legume planted in the pot? Do you have any other negative controls? How about positive controls? Are there some plants which you know will grow well under the conditions that you are specifying? Are you using these as positive controls‚ while your test plants will be a different type of plant? 2. I suspect they also include a method of checking‚ periodically‚ for results "over

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    A Detailed Lesson Plan

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    Identify the different parts of a green plant like roots‚ stems‚ and leaves. 2. Describe how things feel and appear. 3. Draw or paint a picture inspired by green plants 4. Demonstrate how to take care of plants II. Subject Matter Subject: Science Grade Level: 1 Lesson 1: Looking at Green Plants III. Materials * A large pot plant * A number of different kinds of pot plants for each group * Illustration of variety of green plants * Old Newspapers IV. Procedure

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    Rainforests

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    Rainforests February 18th‚ 2013 Mr. Zanardo AJ D’Orazio CGF 3M Grade 11 Rainforests are the oldest living ecosystems on earth. They only cover about 6% of the Earth surface but they contain more than half of the world’s animal and plant species. Rainforests are described as a tall but dense jungle. It is called a “rain” forest because of the high amount of rainfall it gets per year. There are two different types of rainforests Tropical and Temperate. A tropical rainforest is located

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    Introduction and Background: Plants are a diverse kingdom that gives vital sources of food‚ energy‚ and oxygen to sustain life on the planet. Plant classification is divided into four major groups including mosses and liverworts‚ ferns‚ conifers‚ and flowering plants. Plants we most commonly identify ourselves with is edible fruits and vegetables. There are a variety of types of vegetables from roots to legumes. An example of these types of food we eat is Radishes that are roots and Pinto beans which are

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    Electro Culture Case Study

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    crops. A specific example of the plant that he used in his experiment is a clover‚ which he compared to a normal growth of clover. With the application of the electricity through Antenna system‚ the growth of clover has increased to 7 feet high. He also proved that it is a great way of reducing the chance of devastating the crop by pest and disease control. Another study by Ross (1987) who did the first attempt to influence the growth rate of biological system of a plant by passing current through

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    Botany Notes

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    Energy Budget of plants: Plants are the source of energy for all of us and all living things on earth. Energy is the currency of the universe = $ (work) * Energy budget= must be balanced Energy budget * Plants collect and process energy * Basic source SUN * Diffuse – need to collect a lot to get fixed energy * (sugar)- LEAVES = solar collector * Everything must be paid for and pay for itself over time Plants are sentient beings * Perceive environment and

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    Grassland Biomes

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    World Biomes Task 2: Main characteristics of grasslands. Grassland biomes are ecosystems predominantly consisting of a diverse range of grasses. Grasslands are generally flat terrains of rolling grass which are vast and continuous. The widespread of grasslands occurred during the Miocene and Pliocene Epochs in Western North America‚ where continental climates became favourable to grasslands as a result of the rise

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    Mycorrhizae

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    associations with the roots of a vascular plants * In other temperate and boreal successional systems arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi are the primary mycorrhizal associate in early succession‚ whereas in older soils the main associates are ectomycorrhizal fungi (Piotrowski‚ 2008). Arbuscualar Mycorrhizae: Arbuscular mycorrhiza (AM) is the predominant and ancestral type of mycorrhiza in land plants. It’s root cells have arbuscules (tree like structure‚ highly branched hyphae inside plant cells) and

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    Soils

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    What is Soil? Soil is the surface of the earth’s crust where plants have their roots and where many small animals make their home. It is also a result of the breakdown of rocks. Formation of Soil Soil is formed when rocks break down into very small particles by various processes such as weathering. There are two types of weathering: Physical Weathering and Chemical Weathering. Physical Weathering arises from the heating and cooling‚ the wetting and drying‚ and the freezing and

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