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    recognizes an intruder which in this case is called an allergen. The immune system responds to the allergen by releasing histamine and chemical mediators‚ and these typically cause symptoms in the nose‚ throat‚ eyes‚ ears‚ skin and roof of the mouth. Pollen in the air causes seasonal allergic rhinitis (hay fever) which happens in different parts of the country during different times of the year. Allergic rhinitis

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    Environmental News Article 2 According to the article “A Bumblebee Gets New Protection on Obama’s Way Out‚” rusty-patched bumblebees‚ which were once prevalent across the United States‚ have now been put on the endangered species list (Schlossberg and Schwartz 2017). The population of these rusty-patched bumblebees has declined roughly ninety percent since the 1990s‚ as a result from pesticide exposure‚ climate change‚ disease‚ and habitat loss. Once common across twenty eight states‚ the District

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    Dendrochronology Counting tree rings‚ based on the fact that trees grow by adding a ring to the truck each year. Wood structures found (homes)‚ pillar‚ boat (maritime features)‚ ornaments‚ inscriptions in wood‚ furniture Pollen Analysis Useful in bogs and marshes‚ where pollen grains are taken from a layer of the bog then examined by microscopes Wood products‚ plants/flowers‚ animals‚ crops (types of food)‚ human remains Stratification When the archaeologists records to occupational sequence

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    (The most analyzed artifact in the world 2) The pollen trails seem to match up with the historical trail of the Shroud. The links between the shroud and the data found are so close that it would seem to be an unquestionable fact. There are religious accounts and scientific experiments to go hand and

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    National Geographic #reactionforeveryaction Campaign Earth; scientifically most gifted potential for life‚ deemed one in many trillion. It is 4.5 billion years old. And humanity‚ has been around only for 200 000 years. Conceptualizing this‚ if we shrink the age of earth to 24 hours‚ we have only been around for four seconds. In four seconds we have shaped this beauty into a polluted ruin. “Homo sapiens” in Latin meaning “wise man”. Wise. Intelligent‚ yes. Wise‚ I don’t think so. We have split the

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    “heterosporangiate”‚ producing two types of reproductive spores. . (Grant‚ V.‚ 1951). The pollen (male spores) and ovules (female spores) are produced in different organs. When a pollen of particular species attached to the stigma of a compatible species‚ the development of the pollen tube ensues to transport the sperm in the ovary which is facilitated by the influx of calcium ions.(Campbell). When the tip of the pollen tube reaches an ovule‚ it discharges the two sperms cells in the female gametophytes

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    Leanne Tiernan’s clothes with specific patterns of dye. Though John Taylor had destroyed the carpet by burning it‚ police found strands around a nail that matched the fiber on her jumper. Lastly‚ forensic experts were able to connect pollen found on Leanne with pollen that existed solely in Taylor’s garden‚ where she had been just before she was

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    Biology 101 Introduction: “The oldest popcorn ever found was discovered in the “Bat Cave” of central New Mexico. Archaeologists found 80‚000-year-old corn pollen below Mexico City”. “The popcorn was thougt to be about 5‚600 years old”. (www.factmonster.com/spot/popcorn1.html) This particular pollen is almost identical to today’s popcorn pollen. Researchers came up with the theory that popcorn could have been a Stone Age snack for “cave people”. There were other locations where popcorn was also

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    with yellow stripes. This was a problem for him because the black bees had become accustomed to the weather in the mountains of Germany. They knew when to hibernate in order to stay warm and alive and they knew when they could go out in search of pollen and nectar. They also created some of the purest honey. It becomes a problem for many beekeepers such as the one in the film when their strong honey bees begin breeding with weaker

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    wind up in two-thirds of all processed foods (Pollen p 36). Corporations run the whole system to their ultimate benefit in the form of cheap feed and sweetener as inputs of production. Ethanol producers also benefit from the availably of cheap corn. This corn is farmed at a loss to farmers which the U.S. government makes up for in the form of

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