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    Brazil Essay

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    Do you know how many plants Brazil has? It has over 200 species of delicate orchids, and the world’s largest variety of palms. Brazil is everything you could ask for, tropical weather, mountains,plains, jungles, valleys, rurals and urban areas. Brazil has great land for many uses. Brazil has a great soil for farming. They have tropical rain forest in the amazon where you can see all the animals and smell all the flowers, hear the bird chirping and feel the trees and the breeze and…

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    “We make a living by what we get but we make a life by what we give”. -Winston Churchill. Choosing between two cities is difficult, especially if were talking about Chicago and Atlanta. Picking were to live has to come down to where I feel most comfortable. There are three sections that are going to help me choose like nature, entertainment and how close they are to other cool states. Choosing where to live for me comes down to nature. Nature plays a big role on where I choose to move to it has…

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    Yuba Essay

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    The climate data took place at the Yuba City, the county seat of Sutter County, California. It also the biggest city of the county. Many cities located at the Sutter County is basically having the similar climate pattern to the Yuba City. Yuba City is located at the Mediterranean climate, which mean it consists of cool, wet winters and hot, dry summers. That is a big change from the temperature between January and July. The drop can go up to 33 degrees F and almost without any prescription. The…

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    Cheap sheds in Orrell are a great storage space for all your garden tools, potting soil and compost. If you are an avid gardener and like nothing better than pottering in your vegetable garden on a Saturday afternoon, you will most likely want a safe storage space for all your gardening equipment. Keeping garden tools in the garage can take up space, and the smell of the compost and potting soil can smell a bit strong when it is mixed with odour of mechanics. In Orrell, cheap sheds are on offer…

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    Cloning Egyptian Tiger

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    Cloning the Tasmanian Tiger Part A The Tasmanian tiger or the Thylacine was a carnivorous marsupial that became extinct in 1933. According to the Australian Museum, the modern Thylacine made its appearance about 4 million years ago on the Australian mainland. However, it became extinct 2200 years ago on the mainland, possibly due to the competition with the dingo. (Evans.2015). The tiger’s main decline in Tasmania was largely due to the impact that humans had. The biggest cause of extinction…

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    A fresh backpack, a new outfit that makes just the right statement and a stack of notebooks waiting to be filled. Going back to school is equal parts nervous jitters and genuine excitement for what could be. At this time of year, it feels like anything is possible! So, use this time to make yourself the best gardener you can be. Espoma’s Back to Gardening School. 1. Build a Foundation for Success. For a garden to be great, superior soil is a must! Perform a quick soil test, study the…

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    animals nor plants can acquire it directly, but must rely on the assistance of prokaryotes, free-living and symbiotic bacteria, able to fix nitrogen and transform it into a useful element. Cyanobacteria in aquatic systems, azotobacter in the soil and Rhizobium bacteria that lives symbiotically at the roots of leguminous plants, all draw nitrogen from the atmosphere and transform it into ammonia, (NH3), or nitrate, (NO3), important nutrients for plant growth (Bear et al, 2013). Plants…

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    The term “evolution” is a theory to explain how earth becomes full of life from simple bacteria. Set by Darwin, it is a common concept accepted by the public. He used the finches on Galápagos Islands to explain an important concept for evolution, nature selection. He found that on Galápagos Islands, finches have many different types of beaks. Some are easy to crush seeds, some are easy to catch warms in the trunks, and others have their ways to use. But different types of beaks can only found on…

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    Algae Biology Lab

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    Algae, a form of biomass, help lakes, but they do need the right environment with the correct pH and different light conditions in order to aid the lake’s health. Algae use sunlight to make food for themselves and give themselves energy through the process known as photosynthesis by using chlorophyll. They also absorbs carbon dioxide, turning it into energy, which would take place more in the nighttime when it’s dark. In this longer-term experiment, I will be evaluating the sun or lack of sun’s…

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    The article “ When Did Photosynthesis Emerge on Earth?” was written by the principal investigator of the Ames Research Center team of the NASA Astrobiology Institute, David Des Marais. His experience has led him to publish more than 160 technical articles and chapters on many research topics such as the biogeochemical carbon cycle and the early evolution of the Earth and its biosphere. In this particular article, Des Marais establishes that life dates back to 3800 years ago and that not only…

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