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    Inoculation Case Study

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    Allium spp. responded with growth promotion on AMF inoculation. Onion plants inoculated with AMF (Glomus intraradices or Glomus versiforme) grown in pots with mineral soil with higher biomass than non-inoculated plants and reached marketable size (>25 mm bulb diameter) 1-2 weeks earlier than those (5). These AMF inoculation causes bulb development of onions (5). Mycorrhizal inoculation lead to 22% increase yields of onions compared to controls. Mixed application of mycorrhizal inoculation‚ humic

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    However‚ with modern genetics and the theory of evolution‚ we know that it is unlikely that members of the Orchidaceae family are the restoration of a satyr. However‚ this does not dampen the mystical fascination of humans with this family of flowering plants. Undeniably‚ the beauty of many members of Orchidaceae has mesmerized many and led to a huge floricultural industry in the trade of orchids and its hybrids. Vanilla‚ one of the most used flavourings‚ is derived from the seed capsules of orchids. Orchidaceae

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    The roots of society

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    ApUSH 6th period THE ROOTS OF SOCIETY Frederick Douglass Essay Maria Rodriguez 11/22/2013 In the narrative of the life of Frederick Douglass‚ the author refutes his argument of anti slavery in comparison to George Fitzhugh’s pro slavery argument by demonstrating the social hardship brought upon slaves. He attacks the argument of George Fitzhugh that states‚ the life of a slave is far more luxurious than that of a free laborer’s‚ and that a slave is happy and content to be serving such

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    trees have no need for buttresses because the soil is rich with nutrients. Rich soils allows for trees and plants to grow deep roots that anchor and provide them with stability. In addition deep root systems take up nutrients that are found throughout soil. Buttresses do not penetrate into the deep layers of the soil this could affect stability in places like the desert. Also shallow roots would prevent the uptake of much needed water and other nutrients that are hard to find in the desert biomes

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    Ethnobotany of Karak

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    STUDY OF IMPORTANT WILD PLANTS OF BAHADUR KHEL TRACT (TEHSIL BANDA DAUD SHAH) IN KARAK DISTRICT ABUR RASHID* AND SARFARAZ KHAN MARWAT** *Senior Scientific Officer‚ Arid Zone Research Institute‚ Ratta Kulachi‚ Dera Ismail Khan‚(NWFP)Pakistan ** WNESAM College‚ Gomal University‚ Dera Ismail Khan‚ (NWFP) Pakistan ABSTRACT An ethnobotanical study of important wild plants of Bahadur Khel Tract (Tehsil Banda Daud Shah) in Karak District was conducted to understand the human-plants relationship in the

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    Creativity

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    I. Multiple choice questions Choose the correct answer: 1. Red algae have green chlorophyll a that is like the one present in (i) green algae (ii) cyanobacteria (iii) mosses (iv) higher plants 2. Which one of the following is generally found in cool seas? (i) Red algae (ii) Brown algae (iii) Green algae (iv) Blue green algae 3. Floridean starch is found in (iii) green algae (iv) blue green algae (i) red algae (ii) brown algae 4. Fucoxanthin is found in(i) red algae (ii) brown algae

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    Jira

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    - vascular plants with true roots - gymnosperms = “naked seeds” - cones/strobili - have seeds that develop on the surfaces of sporophylls instead of in ovaries like angiosperms - microsporangium produces pollen grains (sperm) and the megasporangium produces the egg - sporophyte generation is dominant - no water needed for fertilization – pollen travels with the wind Pine trees - monoecious (separate male and female cones on the same plant) - have

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    All living organisms require food. Plants can make their food themselves but animals including humans cannot. They get it from plants or animals that eat plants. Thus‚ humans and animals are directly or indirectly dependent on plants. I 1 Nutrition in Plants utilisation by the body. The mode of nutrition in which organisms make food themselves from simple substances is called autotrophic (auto = self; trophos = nourishment) nutrition. Therefore‚ plants are called autotrophs Animals autotrophs

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    1(10): 654-659. ISSN: 2348-3962 IJP (2014)‚ Vol. 1‚ Issue 10 (Research article) Received on 19 July‚ 2014; received in revised form‚ 13 September‚ 2014; accepted‚ 29 September‚ 2014; published 01 October‚ 2014 A STUDY ON THE INDIGENOUS MEDICINAL PLANTS AND HEALING PRACTICES OF MURONG TRIBE IN KHAGRACHARI DISTRICT (BANGLADESH) Tasmiatul Kabir 1* and Subrata Saha 2 Department of Pharmacy 1‚ University of Asia Pacific‚ Dhanmondi‚ Dhaka‚ Bangladesh Department of Pharmacy 2‚ University of Development

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    Hydrosere Abiotic Factors

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    hyrdrosere is a plant succession which occurs in a fresh water lake. In time an area of open fresh water will dry out forming woodland. During a hydrosere there are many abiotic factors that change‚ which causes different species to inhabit the lake depending on the conditions they need to thrive and live successfully. There are many different stages that occur during a hyrdrosere the first stage introduces a pioneer species. A pioneer species is usually a community of hearty plants with adaptations

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