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protection of objects. Finally bupotuber has a dangerous puss that can burn the skin. When coming in contact with any of these dangerous plants, first aid may very but the constant is it take the afflicted to St. Mungo's for treatment. Rat root is another root like substance that is very powerful in the wizard world. it has many uses which include aphrodisiac, pain reliever, laxative, and sedative. It can grow up to a meter in length and has a bitter smell to it. It can be used as a substitute to

2a. Cakile edentula competes less aggressively when it grows in close proximity with its relatives. The root biomass of this plant is smaller in comparison with the biomass of the same plant’s root in a region where there is no genetic relatedness. The hypothesis––the presence of close relatives in the plant’s environment does not change group or individual fitness––was tested using another species, Lupinus angustifolius. Three different controlled environments were constructed to grow this plant:

Kristofer Mueller South Florida Landscapes The Effects of Fire and Flooding To Tree Islands in the Florida Everglades The topic of this research paper will be the tree island communities in the Florida Everglades and the different conditions that affect them. While conducting preliminary research on the topic, my hypothesis is that the effect of flooding shortly after a fire will have a positive effect on the tree islands. I believe that the flooding will bring in other resources that have been

Glandular odontogenic cyst (GOC) is an uncommon developmental cyst of the jaw thought to arise from remnants of the dental lamina. Fatih ASUTAY1,Jahanshah In 1987, Padayachee and Van Wyk presented multilocular cystic lesions that were similar to botryoid odontogenic cysts and suggested the name ‘‘sialo-odontogenic cyst due to the presence of mucous cells and pools of mucin in the epithelial lining, and due to the fact that mucous pools are often lined by eosinophilic cuboidal cells which resemble

Growing in only six states the bristlecone pine is the oldest living organism on the planet. At 4,765 years old the Methuselah is the oldest documented living bristlecone there is, being almost 1,000 years older than its counterparts of the species. The age of this tree can be determined by the amount of rings that are found when the inner truck is exposed. There is where the truth of the extraordinary tree and its undeniable ability to outlive all other organisms lies. The bristlecone having the

It is always difficult to remove contaminations from soils because it contains many toxic chemicals such as (Pb, As, Cu, Cd, Cr, Ni, Hg and Zn). This chemicals mixed with the soil after burning of industrial waste, electronics waste or uses of agricultural technology. Then rain water makes it seep deep into the soil and cause soil pollution. This makes it so difficult and time consuming to remove, particularly when the affected area is on a large scale. Soil is made of by two components which are

the rugged beauty that surrounds us on all sides. You can only describe these 14, 500 islands that dot Lake of the Woods as ‘timeless’. Regardless of modernization, the vista is an enduring expanse of green cedar and white pine trees whose gnarly roots hang on for dear life to the granite. It’s a wonder

Statement of Purpose For my independent project I performed the Bean Plant Experiment. I originally wanted to know whether artificial light worked as well as or better than natural light for growing a bean plant. I was asking this question because I believe that natural light works better to help a plant grow taller than artificial light does. Since I believed that natural light works better overall, by doing the Bean Plant Experiment I could determine the answer to my question. Hypothesis The hypothesis

I. What was your schedule during your visit? What did you see, and how long did you spend at each stop? On April 13 I went to visit the Delray School for a tour. The tour started at 9:30am and lasted till about 11am. Ms. Kempler gave a tour of the whole school building. We took more time observing and going into detail in locations like the Physical, Occupational, Speech-Language, sensory, and Oral/ Food therapy

Practical Research & Report Assessment. Allelopathy and interference and the effect they have on plant growth. Allelopathy occurs in plants. Many plants produce chemicals that may be harmful or beneficial to other plants. In some cases a species can produce chemicals that can prevent the growth or germination of another species. An example of this is Australian native plants such as Casuarinas and Eucalypts which produce allelochemicals that prevent competition of other plants. This is a form of