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Leaf Coloration
... used as an energy source in the construction of sugar molecules. The sugar molecules formed during photosynthesis serve as the plant's primary source ... plant parts that are coloured red blue and purple. In a large number of plants, the level of anthocyanins tend to build if ... perhaps our most reliable shrub for supplying red fall colour. This large shrub is usually the first to turn red in fall, and ...
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Armillaria Root Rots
... living cells. Starch is not soluble in water. However, when water molecules are chemically "inserted" back into starch by way of amylase enzymes ... When conditions are not best for rotting wood, the pathogens form large wedges into the bark. As the bark wedges increase in size ... to have treatments that promote health. ¤ If you know that large woody roots are infected, do not add fertilizers to those ...
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WATER
... a gas at normal temperatures - again because its molecules do not bond together as water molecules do. Water from liquid to ice As ... Celsius, expansion takes place. As water expands, bottles or even large rocks can be broken. The power of expanding water has ... too close together, the molecules move apart, but only to bond again at different sites. This repositioning of molecules is responsible for ...
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6- Integrated Control Research:
... introduced fungicides, prior to their registration on Egyptian crops. In the last decade, a large number of systemic fungicides have been introduced worldwide. Before Egyptian farmers could use each, ... considering if fungicides injure soil microflora and if microflora can be used to attack fungicide molecules so as to leave the soil detoxified. The main microbiological process in soil fertility ...
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Flasking Cool Growing Orchid Seed by Bob hamilton
... . A standard 15 minute autoclave cycle will not heat a large volume of water sufficiently to sterilize it. In addition, replace ... t work well. Microwaves heat water by rotating the molecules 180 degrees rapidly. Water molecules are dipoles (opposite charge on each end of the ... erlenmeyer's and here the pore size is actually rather large; however, the path length is very long and evaporation is ...
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GMA: Follow a Drop of Water through a Watershed.
... earth and fell into the Crooked River, which carried it, swirling and tumbling, into a large lake. The sky cleared. The water drop slowed down and floated to the surface of ... by other water molecules, to finally emerge through the broad leaf. The water drop finally neared the southern end of Sebago Lake. Suddenly it was drawn into a large pipe 85 feet ...
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GMA: On Location in Belize: About Coral Reefs/Comparing Oceans
... of the major fisheries of the world, which depend on netting large quantities of fish in each tow (cooler waters). In the ... animals and plants need, than warm water can. (This is because molecules move faster in warmer water and literally bump the gases out ... be full-bodied and streamlined, built for swimming long distances in large schools. Or they may be adapted for living on the ocean floor ...
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Headline News at Oregon State University
... modified plants. Licensing revenue for the commercial applications projected for this innovation is potentially large. “The idea of introducing foreign proteins into crop plants has been troubling to many ... though, is that we are not adding new proteins, but instead using very small RNA molecules that don’t have the potential to introduce toxicity or allergenicity,” said Carrington. OSU ...
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On-Line Glossary: C
... reproductive systems terminate in males. (14) clone. 1. (n.) (a) A population of recombinant DNA molecules all carrying the same inserted sequence; (b) a colony of micro-organisms containing a specific ... procedure in which a particular sequence of DNA (e.g., a gene) is reproduced in large amounts by inserting ("splicing") it into a suitable replicon, introducing the resultant recombinant (hybrid) ...
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Recent developments toward achieving fungal disease resistance in transgenic plants
... disease resistance in plants. As a result, a greater understanding of signaling pathways and molecules elicited by pathogen infection has been achieved. Furthermore, manipulation of signaling pathways involved in ... obtenus dans l'augmentation de la résistance de plusieurs espèces de plantes à un large éventail d'agents pathogènes, l'avenir des techniques de génie génétique demeure prometteur. En ...
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