massive trees like oaks (“oaks like gods”‚ l.19)‚ “tall maples” l.18‚ and “great Douglas firs” (l.17); exaggerated similes that can be perceived as hyperboles. Later Personification is reapplied in the last 4 lines of this stanza‚ “even the dwarf shrubs of Ontario mock them” l.23-24. However this time it is used on one of the poem’s
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In the next of our series on Far Eastern plant we look at Guava or Psidium guajava. In folk medicine‚ extracts of roots‚ bark‚ and leaves are used to treat gastroenteritis‚ vomiting‚ diarrhoea‚ dysentery‚ wounds‚ ulcers‚ toothache‚ coughs‚ sore throat‚ inflamed gums‚ and a number of other conditions (Morton 1987). This plant seemed worthy of an in depth review. "Guava leaves extract as main ingredient in making Herbal Soap for washing wounds" Introduction: WALA HAHA :D Background of the Study:
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Acknowledgement First of all I’m very thankful to Tr.Sudharshan for assigning us this project because in previous years and class we were just well known about the term “ecosystem” but now as we have done this project we have now learned various things about ecosystem in depth and that will help us in our course study in coming days. This project is based on term “ecosystem” and “Food chain” after going through it many will be able to answer these questions: * What is an ecosystem‚ and how
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Padua‚ Italy. This garden is used in this story as a symbol for the Garden of Eden. The garden is described by Hawthorne in such a way that the reader can almost picture a garden that is alive with vibrant colors and an array of flowering plants and shrubs. There are a variety of types of plants and herbs growing in the garden. Some of the plants are vines‚ some are growing in decorative urns‚ and some have grown wild until they were wrapped around statues (2217). The entire garden was "veiled and
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The Great Chestnut Tree Smells of fresh blossoming flowers wafted through the forest with the breeze and subtle warmth of spring. The great chestnut tree had grown new foliage along with the budding pods of chestnuts among them. Whistles and nibble noises could be heard inside of the hollow in the great chestnut tree’s trunk and the scrabbles of tiny claws could be felt on the floor of the hollow. Rustles were heard all over the forest‚ full of animals and insects enjoying the spring warmth
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LIST OF IMPORTANT MEDICINAL PLANTS AND THEIR USES NB: (Fam - Family‚ T – Tree‚ H – Herb‚ C – Climber‚ S- shrub) Plant Common name / Maturity period Amla ( T )After 4th year Botanical Name Parts or Family Used Emblica officinalis Fruit Fam euphorbiaceac Saraca Asoca Bark Fam : Flower Caesalpinanceac Withania Root‚ Somnifera Leafs Fam: Solanaccac Average Medicinal Use Price( Rs. / Kg ) Rs 15 – Vitamin – C‚ Cough 45/kg ‚ Diabetes‚ cold‚ Laxativ‚ hyper acidity. Dry Bark Menstrual Pain‚ Rs 125/kg uterine
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technologies could allow water utilities and consumers to • Monitor water flows much like electric usage • Turn off lawn sprinklers during the heat of the day or based on predetermined schedules • Use monitors in lawns and around plants and shrubs to prevent over- or under-watering • Monitor evaporation rates • Monitor pools‚ fountains‚ and other water features for usage How would individuals use the smart grid to reduce energy consumption? • What kind of software would customers
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nigrolutea) - Shingleback (Tiliqua rugosa) - Pygmy Blue-tongue Skink (Tiliqua adelaidensis) Blue-tongue Lizards are found throughout most of Australia. Blue-tongues usually live in open country with lots of cover such as tall grasses‚ litter and low shrubs. They shelter at night among these covers‚ in burrows and under large objects on the ground such as rocks and logs. There are three main temperature adaptations that a blue tongue lizard has to maintain its temperature. Blue tongues lie in a sunny
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nature and the ongoing effect they can have on each other. In the fable‚ Santiago‚ a Spanish shepherd boy following his Personal Legend‚ is soon taught the ways of the world‚ in that he gains knowledge of the fact that everything‚ from the tiniest shrub to the mightiest king‚ are equal and binded together when it comes to the role they play in each others quest for fulfilment. He realizes that all things have a Personal Legend just as he does‚ and in order for perfection and universal harmony to occur
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In the novel‚ "Jane Eyre"‚ by Charlotte Bronte‚ the author creates a sense of imprisonment for the main character due to the usage of literary devices such as imagery‚ point of view‚ and mood/tone. These devices provide the reader with a clear picture or image that puts the reader in the in the main characters shoes. The reader can feel what the main character feels through literary devices. The tone and mood of what is being said in the story add to the feeling of imprisonment for example when
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