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    is the largest increasing factor in our world. This factor is the cause of many events in our world. Poverty hunger and war are just some of the immediate effects of increasing population. Among these extreme causes the less immediate events will be seen with air pollution‚ land degradation‚ which is the effect that’ll have the longest term effect on the world. But how can these events are avoided? Is there any hope of stopping this from occurring any further? The largest‚ most identified reason for

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    Mouldy Bread

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    I. Abstract This experiment was run to see how fast molds grow on bread in 3 different dry location‚ such as indoor room‚ fridge and freezer. The samples in a plastic container at room temperature showed mold in fewer days than the samples that kept in low temperature place as fridge and freezer. I think that this is because it was a better environment for the molds to grow. The breads that is kept cool will last longer on the plate than bread in normal room temperature. II. Introduction

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    Bread

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    A Summary of Michael Crummey’s “Bread” Michael Crummey’s “Bread” is a short love story. It’s about a woman who marries a man 20 years elder to him‚ not because she loved him; it was just a practical decision. The man in the story too has no love for her and only looks at her as a need to keep himself satisfied. The story is about a girl who married a man because he was a good fisherman‚ had his own house and was ready to take her parents in when they would get old. The man had a belief that two

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    Mold Baking Soda

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    Mold can be very dangerous for our health. It is very important that we try to prevent its development rather than removing it. However‚ in case you already have it in your home‚ you must definitely find a clever way to remove it. Here are some eco-friendly ways to get rid of mold. Baking soda offers amazing results Baking soda is one of the most popular eco-friendly ways to get rid of mold. You can either use it mixed with water or vinegar. Spray it onto surfaces and leave it sit for about a day

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    Slime Mold and pH

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    The Effects of pH on Slime Mold Dg Nicole Harris BIOL181 – 059 1 December 2011 The theory that slime mold is attracted to acidic solutions was examined by the slime mold‚ Dg. Dg’s preference of pH was examined by using a variety of pH solutions in a petri dish. The data suggests that the growth of fruiting bodies observed in pH 9 was comparable to that of pH 4. INTRODUCTION The 2002 scientific journal‚ “The Costs and Benefits

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    research paper about molds

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    Molds are fungi that are found everywhere – both indoors and outdoors all year round. The terms fungi and mold are often used interchangeably‚ but mold is actually a type of fungi. Concern about indoor exposure to mold has increased along with public awareness that exposure to mold can cause a variety of adverse health effects. There are many thousands of species of mold and most if not all of the mold found indoors comes from outdoor sources. It seems likely to grow and become a problem only when

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    Crustless Bread

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    Business Plan- Crustless Bread The Product: Currently the bread available in market (brown or white) comes with crust which is usually cut before any preparations of bread. This leads to wastage of bread and materials required to prepare bread. This is a value loss for customers. Bread is consumed in variety of food preparations for lunch‚ snacks‚ breakfast‚ dinner. People of all age group prefer having crustless bread. Commonly‚ toast bread is baked in a normal oven and the crust is removed

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    Maharjan Course: Food Microbiology 17/FA Describe how to isolate and differentiate between molds and yeasts? Answer: Isolation of molds: Isolation of molds can be done in two ways: 1. Direct isolation: Under this different methods can be selected depending upon the nature of molds and need of study. The following are the different direct isolation techniques. a. Direct transfer: Involves simple transfer of a mold from its source to a pure culture‚ usually consists of picking a small sample of hyphae

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    Mold In High School

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    some mold growing on the in the basement. My family hired me to find out why the mold is only growing the the basement. I did some background research to help me draw a hypothesis. Then drew a hypothesis and I came up with: If there is mold growing in the summer‚ then the change of weather would kill the mold in the cold. After I drew my hypothesis‚ I had to get testing my hypothesis. If then mold was thriving in the summer‚ then I had to put some in a cool environment. I scraped some mold that

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    How Does Mold Grow

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    Mold Growth Experiment Bailey Gaudi   Introduction Have you ever asked yourself‚ how does mold (Fungi) grow? The world of fungi is so stunning and diverse. You can see mold in your fridge from time to time. Mold and other kinds of fungi are growing on your food‚ our fridge is where we do not want mold to grow. We all can see where mold grows in our fridge‚ usually it is in the produce. But did you know mold can grow almost about anywhere. You can see mold in the shower‚ garage and even you cupboards

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