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    Four Leaf Clover: Throughout the Novel, Joe finds Several Four leaf clovers. Joyce tells him that it is pure luck, however, Joe responds that one only has to "keep your eyes open" (69). He makes the point that when you stop looking for them, you will stop finding them. The four leaf clover symbolizes Joe 's Luck and willpower. Joe grew up with a very unlucky life but he refused to let that bring him down. He doesn 't use that as an excuse to work hard for what he wants. The four leaf clover appears at the highest points in Joe 's life. For example, at the Poughkeepsie Regatta, Joe and Joyce 's engagement, and at the Olympic Games. In the quote, "The perpetually somber skies began to drizzle relentlessly. Biting winds blew in from the southwest, kicking up legions of white caps on Lake Washington." (Pg 71), imagery is used to set the setting for the chapter and bring the reader closer to what the characters were seeing as well as feeling. These conditions would instill a fear inside any rower who looks uppon them, for they are very…

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    Pepperwood Preserve Study

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    zoospore or water, with an average of 10 drops being placed per leaf. Leaves labeled for zoospore inoculation were treated with 10 drops of zoospores (10ul) and those labeled for control were treated with 10 drops of sterile soil water (10uL) using proper pipette technique. Tubs were then sealed, stored and covered in the dark for 7 days at approximately 25°C. Data measurements were conducted by hand, and included the frequency of necrosis as a measure of number of potential infections and the…

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    The Redwood Network In the towering redwood tree lived four friends,Todo the squirrel, Jullien the owl, Kim the koala, and the infamous bee named Pete. The four just graduated from redwood high school and were now ready to start their lives. Todo and Jullien planned on going to work with Jullien's dad at the leaf transportation company. Meanwhile Kim and Pete got accepted to Maple University starting in the fall. The four of them promised each other they would spend the whole summer making…

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    and moderate winds. Humidity refers to the amount of water vapour in the air. If the humidity is low or the surrounding is dry, there will be a steep water concentration gradient between the humid inside of the stomata and the outside air. That is why the rate of transpiration will be fast. Figure 1: Transpiration vs humidity As the stomata are triggered to open in the light, the bright sunlight caused stomata to open allowing the entry of CO2 and the exit of O2 at which water primarily…

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    minerals and water from the roots to the leaves (Myburg & Sederoff, 2001). Phloem is also a tubular structure but it is responsible for the translocation of sugars from the leaves to the roots and other parts. The Xylem and Phloem run through the stems of the plants in vascular bundles called veins (BBC, 2014). Off the stems leaves grow, together they are called the shoot. The primary job of leaves is to create energy for the plant. They are thin and broad, thereby maximising the surface area…

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    Maple Syrup: A Case Study

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    First CO2 enters leaves through the stoma via diffusion. An enzyme, known as Rubisco, will fix the CO2 to form a 3 carbon compound (Khan academy [accessed 2017]). This 3 carbon compound will eventually be converted to sugar and become maple syrup (Perkins and van den Berg 2009). Plants that follow this metabolic pathway are known as C3 plants (Khan academy [accessed 2017]). It is important to note that Rubisco prefers to fix carbon 12 over carbon 13; therefore 13CO2 is more likely to diffuse out…

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    The main objective of this study was to determine whether the rate of cavitation in xylem channels correlates with tree height by measuring the water tension from leaves at the top against leaves from the bottom of Acer Platanoides (Norway Maple) trees. We hypothesized that water tension would be higher at the top of trees than at the bottom. The secondary focus was to determine if varying water tension would affect the structural composition of leaves. In order to identify a relationship, we…

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    Safety Hazard Risk Precautions Taken Broken glass Getting stabbed Be cautious of surroundings Open Shoes Rocks crushing feet Wear closed-in shoes Heat stroke/ Sunburn Fainting, Dehydration Drink a lot of water, use sunscreen Slippery surface Falling down and harming self. Part A – Results Scientific Name and Common name of mangrove species identified Descriptions of features used to identify species Recording of position of species along transect (metres) Lumnitzera racemose Black Mangrove…

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    opened my computer and it started to buzz and whir then stop to a black screen. It’s dead. I had it charging all night. I mean c’mon, stupid school computers never work. I plugged it in and started to immediately jam the keyboard buttons with my fingers, typing in my password. It said “Your password is “Incorrect”. I typed in Incorrect and the loading screen started to pop up. Typical me. I went onto google classroom and saw the assignment. “Identify the Layers and DNA on this Oak Tree Leaf,…

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    Red Bay Experiment

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    have 24 for rhododendron and 29 for Kalmia. So all in all, all three of these non-native plants are thriving much better than the native plants. Discussion From the results that we have obtained we can proclaim that this experiment supports our hypothesis, which was the ERH hypothesis. Each non-native plant seemed to thrive more than the native plants by quite a lot when compared in data. The one that came the closest to being out of this pattern was the holly since each result was very close…

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