Chemical plant

experiment, the researchers attempted to distinguish which chemicals would most effectively initiate and persuade feeding in different parts of a bed bug’s life. Various feeding stimulants, such as ATP, ADP, and AMP were used in a feeding system. Of these stimulants, it was found that the most effective chemical in initiating feeding was ATP. ATP was most effective in adult bed bugs and nymphs. AMP was the least effective of the three chemicals, and ADP was only effective some of the time. The…

Termites are little vegetable and wood eating insects that cause thousands of dollars in repair costs for many homeowners in Australia. They also serve as an important food source to many creatures as well. Here are 10 animals that eat termites. Red-Headed Woodpecker The classic portralyel of a woodpecker pecking away at trees is more than just a cliche. In all acutailty they are busily searching for a variety of pest ssuch as beetle larvae, ants and termites. Red-headded qwoodpeckers are…

Stanley’s Pines The year my father’s mother passed away (1958) brought great change to my family. I was five years old when granny died. That was the year dad started constructing a new home in the country, on Cantelou Road, so he could be near his aging father. Our house under construction was on a corner lot next to the thickest grove of trees I’d ever seen. Yes, I’d seen trees before; our city streets had trees. That conglomeration of trees, near our new home, was new to me; there were so…

of Photosynthesis By: Maxwell Wissman, Lela Cohen, Sophia Stevenson and Russell Leibovitz ABSTRACT: This experiment was done to answer and/or to find out if you change the light intensity on a healthy plant, then it will photosynthesize differently, because the photons will hit the leaves of the plant more or less, thus increasing or decreasing the photosynthetic rate. This would answer the question by seeing how many bubbles come up without any light and how many bubbles does with light at…

In conclusion, in this lab, we are trying to find how different beak types influence the amount of seeds they collect and how different seed types influence the amount of seeds the beak collects. My hypothesize is that the largest beak (binder clip) will collect the most amount of seeds because there would be more space. The data doesn’t support/support my hypothesis since the relationship between the variables is inconclusive. For instance, the data shows that the clothespin “beak” from the…

Koalas and Bald eagles can't live without their habitats keep getting destroyed or them getting hunted. Koalas are being hunted for there fur and the farmers were cutting down trees to make more farm land. The eagles are being hunted for the fun of it cutting down their habitats for more roads. Recent study on this majestic bird and this furry creature there protection efforts to don't cut down their habitats and hunting them. Scientist Bill Ellis been studying on koalas for many years and found…

In the article "A place to Encounter Natural and Social Diversity," from Childhood in the Garden written by John Nimmo and Beth Hallett, took me in the world of gardening. "The garden is a familiar place tamed by humans to serve social purpose such as growing food," (Nimmo, & Hallett. 2008 pg32) with that concept in mind the "Growing a Green Generation" project began. The project was to engage infants through kindergarten in the natural world, and offer the opportunity to learn skills and…

" For the fifth and last groups of ants, we will use the bottle of glue. We mark these two groups as "Control group-Glue" and "Experimental group-Glue." The reason that we are applying the substances on both groups of ants is to ensure that the chemical does not make a difference in the rate of predation. The reason that we use three different types of substances on the ants is because some substances may be more efficient at blocking odor secretion from the ants than…

cell must do the functions of the cells in a multicellular organism. Additionally, the object has the chemicals of life. It has the elements in CHON, carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen. It also has carbohydrates, proteins, lipids, and nucleic acid. The object retains 2 characteristics, cellular organization and the chemicals of life, of live. In addition to cellular organization and the chemicals of life, the object uses energy and responds to it’s surroundings. It has metabolism so it can…

The Ocean and the Rain Forest The ocean biome and the rainforest biome are very much alike, but also very different. The two biomes are compared by the different climates, the animals that live there, and the different adaptations the animals and plants must adapt to be able to survive. Many characteristics in these two biomes are immensely different, but selected features are similar in these two biomes. Would you rather live at the bottom of the ocean (if it was possible) or live in the…