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    Chocolate is always in high demands around the world ; with only a select amount of countries who can provide it. Côte d’Ivoire provides 38% of the worlds' cocoa beans because they have the right environment for them. Even though they get a ton of business the effects of chocolate to Côte d’Ivoire is devastating. I believe chocolate is bad for Côte d’Ivoire because it's causing deforestation , child labor and unfair pay. Cocoa is causing deforestation in the environment of Côte d’Ivoire. A…

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    Essay On Aldermaston Soke

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    Aldermaston Soke — One of England's Must-Visit Hamlets Aldermaston Soke is a hamlet that lies on the boundary between the two counties of Hampshire and Berkshire. Administratively, it's considered to be a part of Mortimer West End, a civil parish that was transferred to Hampshire from Berkshire in the late 1800s. It lies on the bottom of the valley near Silchester, a village that used to be a major settlement during the Roman times. Archeology and Aldermaston Soke It's believed that a short…

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    Monongahela National Forest is home to many unique plants and animals. Three of these organisms, the American beech tree, the black cherry tree, and the Virginia opossum, make Monongahela especially extraordinary. The American beech tree is one of the many beautiful types of trees that you can find at Monongahela National Forest. It has smooth light gray bark, that you can run your hand along without getting a scratch. The leaves are dark green and simple, and turn a golden yellow during the…

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    Chloroplasts

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    a. The structures of chloroplasts overall assist with the contribution of the function of photosynthesis. The thylakoid membrane is an essential structure to chloroplasts because it allows the process of light reactions to take place. Photosystem l, makes NADPH from chlorophyll and is responsible for the transfer of electrons with high energy levels to additional molecules. Whereas, photosystem II produces ATP with the usage of an electron from light. Moreover, the thylakoid space is beneficial…

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    Desmanthus Virgatus Bio

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    Studies have determined that the plant has a level of protein and digestibility equal to the Leucaena. It has a high protein and its use for low forage species and growth especially in heavy soils is recommended. The dry matter production is about 7.6 ton/ha/cut, in Hawaii can produce up to 23 ton/ha/cut and in Australia up to 70 ton/ha/ year. Hawaii plants are mechanically cut to a height of 5 to 7.5 cm. ground. Cutting intervals 91 days to obtain…

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    Humans have been the dominant invasive species on the planet. As they have increased in population, their habitats have invaded the habitats of many native species. As natural habitat decreases, one of two outcomes can occur for the invaded species. One, the extinction of the species in the invaded region, or their evolution of “domestication.” This domestication, or human commensalism, develops as a species continues to breed in a human-occupied territory (Brown et al. 2013). For insects…

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    Robert Brown Biology is a very broad topic and many scientists have contributed to the biology world. In this paper I will be talking about one of those people who had a major contribution to the science community. “Robert Brown was born on December 21, 1773 in Montrose Scotland. He died on June 10, 1858 at the age of 84 in London England” (Britannica 1). Robert Brown most recognized by how he described the “cell nuclei and the continuous motion of minute particles in solution, which came to…

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    Virginia contains many different biomes spread throughout the state. Some of the biomes I have found is deciduous forest, coniferous forest, grasslands, savanna, tundra, and alpine biomes. Each one has their own average temperatures, typical animals and plants. Towards the northern part of the state there are more harsh temperatures and weather compared to the lower part. The southern part though gets pretty harsh temperatures and weather itself. You may find deciduous forest around the…

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    features. This will protect against the harsh effects from summer weather patterns. It is also necessary to stop the emergence of weeds and unwanted plants. Residential property owners and homeowner associations should not put off landscaping maintenance during springtime. This is the best time to jump start the growth of healthy roots in grass and other plants. Healthy root systems prevent damage from heavy rains, winds, and even prolonged drought. Fertilizing in the early spring gives grass…

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    The Pucallpa-Cruzeiro do Sul is a road this is being considered for construction.The road should not be built for the following reasons: it could fatally affect the Asheninka and could make multiple species of animals and insects go extinct. This could be extremely detrimental to the flora and fauna found in the Amazon Rainforest. The road should not be built because of the many animal species that are only found in this particular rainforest. Many animals in the Amazon still haven't been…

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