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Sperm Migration
... shows a large mass of sperm cells being liberated. Under similar conditions, the cover cells at the tip of the archegonium neck open. The neck and ventral canal cells degenerate, leaving an open passway, the neck canal, for the migration of the sperm cells to the ...
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Bryophyta
... life history Archegonia flask-shaped with venter, neck, ventral canal cell, neck canal cells and cover cells. Egg in venter. At maturity, the last 3 structures disintegrate, opening the neck ... in. b. Archegonium - Flask shaped with venter, neck & cover cells. Attached by short stalk. At maturity, cover cells spread, neck canal cells dissolve. Sperm swim towards egg, drawn by a chemical attractant ...
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June 2003 Newsletter
... try to stick to it.  Make sure you spray from above and below to completely cover the leaves.  If you don't spray underneath the leaves, you might as well not ... our light colored rose petals with their annoying habit of scratching open the surface of cells and feeding on the cell contents.  This results in brown edges on white petals and ...
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August - September 2003 Newsletter
... a nutrient, the conditioning solution contains a chemical which dilates the stem cells to maximize water up-take. Unfortunately, this chemical can do damage if ... of last winter's dried apple slices into a deep cooking pot, cover with warm water and let stand overnight (or at least 8 hours ... day add 1 quart of fresh rose hips to the pot and cover with warm water. Bring the pot to a boil and cook until ...
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Preserving Food: Freezing Vegetables
... in a single layer so steam reaches all parts quickly. Cover the kettle and keep heat high. Start counting steaming time ... the stems at the end of the seed cells, being careful not to expose the seed cells. Blanch, cool, and drain. Leave whole or ... seal and freeze. ----- Tomatoes, stewed Remove stems, peel, and quarter ripe tomatoes. Cover and cook until tender (10 to 20 minutes). Cool, package, seal ...
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Managing Bull Fertility in Beef Cattle Herds
... and microscopic evaluation of a semen sample. Physical Examination Bulls must be able to cover large areas of land, often in rugged terrain which requires sound feet and legs ... the bull infertile. Semen Characteristics Semen evaluation consists of microscopic examination of the sperm cells for concentration, motility (percent live) and morphology (percent normal). Electroejaculation is the most ...
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Ethnobotany Garden - "JL Hudson on Seed Germination"
... . Begin to mist lightly with distilled water weekly to enable the fertilization of the egg cells, until true fronds develop. Transplan sporelings when large enough to handle. Good ferns can usually ... outdoor treatment, hold pots at above freezing for a few weeks before putting outside. Snow cover is highly beneficial. Dormancy is highly variable. Sometimes a seed collected in the warm lowlands ...
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Association of Societies for Growing Australian Plants - Propagation by Grafting
... scion and that of the stock. The cambium is the thin layer of actively dividing cells located between the bark and the sapwood. The closer the relationship between the stock and ... ). This final cut can cause a shock to the plant and it is advisable to cover the scion with a clear plastic bag for a few days to maintain humidity. If ...
farrer.riv.csu.edu.au

PKAL - 2000 Summer Institute - Keystone - Documents - Plant Cells
... cover slip. What do you see? What part of the plant is being used? (NB: multiple aspects of leaves noticeable, e.g., mesophyll cells, stomata, etc.) Nut "meat" Mince small amounts of walnut (or other nut) onto a slide, add a water drop and a cover ...
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Open Directory - Business:Chemicals
... differ from Organic Chemicals in that they were discovered from their synthesis within living cells, but many can now be produced synthetically from simple chemicals. Catalysts and Adsorbents ... agrochemical industries. The actual products do not fit any particular chemical classification, as they cover a wide range of basebones and functionalities, from aliphatics to aromatics and heterocycles, ...
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