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    Plant Reproduction

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    six different branches and six different types of apples. The more common way to reproduce is sexual reproduction. In order for this to happen gametes must be produced and fertilized. Seeds‚ fruits‚ and embryos must also be developed. The two main advantages of reproducing this way are new genetic combinations and seeds spread over a large area. The following are the reproductive parts in this process. The first part is the flower‚ which has four types of modified leaves. The first one is the sepal

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    GA12‚ CH2OH in GA15‚ CHO in GA19 or COOH in GA28). Both enumeration and the illustration below show‚ how the single structures differ. Young‚ growing meristematic cauline tissue‚ apical root cells‚ young fruits‚ as well as unripe or germinating seeds are all rich in gibberellins. In sun flowers is the gibberellin content highest in the young leaves and in the uppermost internodes while it decreases continuously towards the basal leaves and internodes. Gibberellin content and

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    Acid Rain Lab Report

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    that acid rain has or does not have on seed growth and germination. The observation gathered from this experiment was that regular rain water that has a neutral pH is a better solution for seed growth. The seeds that were watered with the well water prospered more than the ones grown in the lemon juice solution. The results from this experiment were a little confusing‚ because in the first trial the seeds watered with well water germinated more than the seeds watered with the acid rain solution. Unfortunately

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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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    Seedling Report

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    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 of seeds in each pot and the dependent variable will be the height of each radish at the end of the experiment. The constant factors will be the amount of sunlight each pot receives; this will be

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    Cherry Belle Lab

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    Observation of the germination of Cherry Belle radish seeds in different temperatures Problem: In which temperatures‚ 5°C or 47°C‚ will the cherry belle radish seeds germinate better over a 9 day period? Hypothesis: If temperatures of 5°C and 47°C are used on cherry belle radish seeds to study which temperature will be better for the germination of the seed for 9 days‚ then 47°C will be the best temperature because 5°C would be too cold for the seeds to grow in. The manipulative variable

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    Respiration of Germinating Peas Abstract Aerobic respiration is an enzyme mediated process during which glucose is used to make ATP to fuel the cells energy needs. Germination is one of such processes that make use of aerobic respiration and because certain factors can affect aerobic respiration‚ it would also affect germination. In this experiment‚ we examined the effects of boiling on the rate of aerobic respiration of germinating peas. Unboiled germinating peas were found to have a more rapid

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    Edible Agro

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    for the harvested produce of the new white sesame variety Gujarat Til-2 (GT-2) from Gujarat‚ a state in Western India (Exhibit 1). Keeping in mind the amount of sesame seeds he had supplied to the farmers‚ the harvested production was way below of his conservative expectation of yield of at least 200 times per kg of supplied seeds. He had started supplying this new variety in 2008‚ and this was the third consecutive year the yield had not met his expectations. At the beginning of the season in 2010

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    Effects Of Sildenafil

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    Effects of Sildenafil on Plant Growth using Brassica rapa seeds Introduction: Plant growth and development are affected by an overwhelming amount of factors in their environment but all these factors can be manipulated and given the perfect conditions the plant can grow to reach its peak size and potential. Rate of plant growth intrigued my fellow group members and I so it was decided that growth in mm as well as germination of the seed itself would be studied. With research being conducted into

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    conducted to test the above mentioned hypothesis by using the materials such as two pots‚ soil‚ mustard seeds‚ heliotropic chamber or card board box with a hole on one side‚ and water. Procedure of the experiment: Two pots are prepared by filling them with soil‚ and are labelled as A and B. A few (2-3) mustard seeds are sown in each of them. The conditions necessary for germination of seeds such as oxygen‚ moisture (water)‚ and optimum temperature are provided in order to allow them to germinate

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