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    CHAPTER-2 VARIABILITY AMONG THE ALTERNARIA BRASSICAE ISOLATES INTRODUCTION The chapter is mainly concerned with examining the variability among Alternaria brassicae isolates from the oilseed brassicas. Since, the oilseed brassicas are more prone to the fungal attack and thereby, resulting in reduced productivity of the oilseed. Therefore, the present investigation focuses on the studying the features such as morphological, pathological and molecular variability of Alternaria brassicae. The…

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    Introduction Every seed and plant contain plant hormones; signal molecules produced inside of a plant in extremely low concentrations. Phytohormones, as plant hormones and growth hormones are sometimes referred to as, are chemicals that can regulate and alter plant growth and development. Hormones such as cytokinin have the ability to shape the development of plants from seed germination, to root and shoot growth, to the timing of flowering and growing the plant itself. There are many…

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    Spinach Research Paper

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    broad, with larger leaves at the base of the plant and small leaves higher on the flowering stem. The flowers are inconspicuous, yellow-green, 3–4 mm in diameter, maturing into a small, hard, dry, lumpy fruit cluster 5–10 mm across containing several seeds. Common spinach, S. oleracea, was long considered to be in the family Chenopodiaceae, but in 2003, that family was merged into…

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    wrinkled, purple and round, purple and wrinkled. Again we analyzed our data by using a chi-square test and answered questions about the data we collected. In procedure 3, we were given soybean plants, these plants grew to be a year old dropped their seeds, and their offspring grew for two weeks. We recorded the F2 generation by separating them by seedlings with dark green leafs, light green leafs, yellow leafs, green cotyledons, and yellow cotyledons. After our data was analyzed we used a…

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    In the beginning, the tiny seed was planted in the rich, dark soil of my mind. My mother taught me how to be a nurturing and caring mother by her example. She showed me that I was important by always being present in my life. She worked sometimes, but she never let her work become the priority and most of my life I felt that she was a stay at home mom, even though she worked part-time at the library and taught art classes. She taught me about Jesus, the importance of having a relationship with…

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    Tapirus Pesticides

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    As most mammal seed dispersers, tapirs are generalists, as their…

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    My Phage Research Paper

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    My phage has the wonderful name of Lorge. This name is very special because it offers information about the phage right away. I also chose this name because the first word that Tracy said when she saw my phage was, “Wow, it’s huge!” To get this wonderful phage I collected the soil sample from the flower pots across the street outside of Bessey Hall. I got the sample at the start of class on September 11, 2017. It was a clear day that was 60 degrees, with a depth of about 4cm below the surface of…

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    Germination Essay

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    the seed germinates, both a root and a shoot forms, and the seed capsule is pushed up, out of the dirt by the stem before it falls off. The different treatments used in this study affected the overall germination of the Picea mariana seeds. The seeds which were only treated with distilled water germinated as they were expected to germinate. The seeds that were treated with the Kalmia extract tended to have roots which were much shorter than the shoots. The same thing occurred with the seeds…

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    HISTORY: Origin of C. Canadensis is America (North) (Cronquist 1943; Frankton and Mulligan 1987) although now wide spread in many countries. It is most abundant specie in North America (Thebaud and Abbott 1995). Seeds are light weight. Water and wind are two means of dispersion of its seeds. Salisbury(1942) pointed out C. canadensis was introduced in London during 2nd world war. And it was among 6 other species which were distributed by bombing there. Habitat: C. Canadensis can be commonly…

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    Harumanis Mango Case Study

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    CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background Study Harumanis mango is one of the tropical fruits and is included in the family of mangoes or their scientific name is Mangifera Indica Linn. It is known for its thick green skin and it have a golden flesh, soft, no fiber, and not contained much water in it and have an exotic taste. Harumanis mango is grown in Probolinggo, East Java, Indonesia and Malaysia. In Malaysia, Harumanis mango is only can be found in the state of Perlis because of the…

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