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    Clostridium Botulinum Clostridium Botulinum is a single celled bacteria and has organelles, not bounded by a membrane. They are asexual and reproduce by binary fission. It belongs to Kingdom Bacteria because it has peptidoglycan in its cell wall. It is unicellular and lack nucleus. It is obligate anaerobe as well as have ability to produce by spore so it falls under Phylum Firmicutes. It is classified in class Clostridia and further in order Clostridiales due to its spore forming ability. It is…

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    , 2012). Since tortoises are herbivores, they stomp and trample on vegetation grounds. Trampling allows tortoises to open up new places for vegetation to grow on the ground (Discovering Galapagos). Tortoises also play an important role in seed germination for many species such as: the Manchineel tree, the Opuntia echios cactus and fruits including guava and passion fruits. Their large body size makes them take longer to digest which means the seeds will travel a longer distance and will be…

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    The cultivar cocoa, Theobroma cacao L is the family of Sterculiaceae. Cocoa is a dicots, it have two cotyledons, taproot and five floral parts. During seed germination, the initial grow is tap root and followed by hypocotyls up above ground level. It take three month to develop mature tree root. In duration, the stem will develop based on growth the cotyledon. The plumule will appear, its depend on emerge of cotyledon…

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    Personal Reflective Report

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    As an intern with the United States Department of Agriculture- Natural Resource Conservation I was able to develop myself and my skills. I learned that I was not only there to learn but to assist my co-workers in areas that I had strengths in. As a geospatial information system minor I was able to troubleshoot my co-workers in ArcGIS and other computer software. I was presented with the task of using ArcGIS to produce soil maps for land owners, and LIDAR maps with slope information for the…

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    5.0 Baking Technology throughout the History of Ancient Egypt Penetration in the field of biotech are directly returned to bread manufacturing, harvest, threshing, crushing the grain in order to achieve flour and sieving were completely illustrated on the ancient egyptian monuments (see Fig. 1). A hand grindery Known as a saddle quern was used for grinding grain (see Fig. 1F) by the housewife. Eventually, crushing was carried out on a large scale by grinders. Fermentation by the use of leaven,…

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    Microtubules, which are made of protein subunits called tubulin, are the thickest of all three cytoskeletal filaments. Microtubules are mainly serving as the paths along which vesicles are guided in their travels to various destinations, and are responsible for associating with motor proteins attached to the vesicles. Microtubules can also expand or shrink in length in order to establish dynamic structures that can efficiently change the internal organization of the cell, and capture organelles…

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    temperature, duration and plant type. At extreme heat stress, cellular damage or cell death may occur within minutes, which may lead to a catastrophic collapse of cellular organization [1]. Heat stress affects all aspects of plant processes like germination, growth, development, reproduction and yield [2, 3]. One of the major consequences of heat stress is the excess generation of reactive oxygen species (ROS), which leads to oxidative stress [4, 5]. A plant is able to tolerate heat stress up to…

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    Apple Inc Case Study

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    is a good example of a successful story that clearly relates to the development and application of innovative strategy by a tremendous innovator of products, people in general cared about and had wanted to own. Steve Jobs, an innovative entrepreneur who saw the big need for anyone and everyone to use his or her personal computer everyday without feeling uneasy or threatened by the intricacy of technology. Despite failures and nearly going bankrupt in 1996, Steve Jobs displayed innate abilities,…

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    of PGPRs on the seeds have been realized first time inoculated with Pseudomonas spp. which was isolated from roots. Various studies have been conducted to figure out the influence of PGPRs on plant but very few have considered parameters of seed germination along with plant growth. Plants inoculated with PGPRs give improved growth and resist these stresses significantly better than the uninoculated plants under stress conditions (Kloepper et al. 2007) They also produce different antibiotic…

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    Watney turns the HAB floor, as well as some pop up tents normally used in case of a rover breakdown, into a garden by covering it in a layer Mars’ red dirt. The soil on Earth contains certain bacteria and nutrients that are an essential part of germination and plant grow. So he took a sample of Earth soil that was sent by NASA, along with the human waste he and his initial crew produced, and used it to fertilize the soil. Once the soil had the right amount of nutrients and bacterial activity, he…

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