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    Benefits Of Pond

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    suffer severe algae blooms. In consequence, the bloom creates a mat on the surface of the water blocking all the sunlight. When no sunlight reaches the water, the plants beneath cannot create oxygen through photosynthesis. Overall, the consequences of having a pond with too many nutrients are algae blooms, die-offs of organisms and plants, and a murky water color. Every pond is a part of a bigger environment, every part of the world rests in a different climate; therefore, a different set of…

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    Photosynthesis Lab Report

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    Photosynthesis Photosynthesis is the process by which plants, algae, and various bacteria’s are used to capture energy from sunlight into chemical energy (Vidyasagar). This is very important process because it will then use the glucose, which will be used by cellular respiration to make ATP. The ATP will then be used to fuel all living organisms. Photosynthesis has two processes a light dependent reaction and the light independent reaction. A Light Dependent Reaction absorbs and converts light…

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    Amazon Rainforest Biome

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    surrounded by fur exactly like lions. They have bright golden orange fur that can be seen from a far distance. They eat many things: Such as fruits, Nectar (a sugary fluid secreted by plants), snails, spiders, and last but not least bugs. Another faunas that is endangered are the Glass Frogs. These frogs have a slime green camouflage body. They eat insects, and different…

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    can see what kinds of animals are on their way to extinction. Protect the habitats of the animals that are so few in numbers. Plant native plants to the area where you live to attract more native animals, such as birds and butterflies, even help attract threatened or endangered animals. In the United States alone there are 1,985 endangered or threatened species plants and animals alike. That is a lot for the States. Trash that gets dumped into the Atlantic by Boston and New York. Some of…

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    Monascus Pigment Lab

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    Introduction Pigments is defined as a organic compounds that give a characteristic color to plant or animal tissues and is involved in critical processes. Chlorophyll in plant (photosynthesis) and hemoglobin present in Red blood cells (oxygen transportation) are examples of pigment. Variety of color pigments produced by organisms is also known as biological pigment or bichromes. Pigments from plants and animals have been obtaining since long time ago, and used as natural colorants in many…

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    Ecology Action Plan

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    preserve. This project will help preserve the area in the Morongo Preserve. Other volunteers and I will pull invasive species of weeds in the preserve. The weeds prevent the native species of plants in the area to thrive. Weeds soak up all the water that may be provided to any of the native species of plants in the weeds’ surrounding area.…

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    can be utilized to discover the range of these macromolecules. Sugars are involved carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen. They offer essentialness other than give cell support in plant cells. For instance, starches are the key criticalness hotspot for cells, and are a key bit of cell dividers of microorganisms, life structures and plants. Proteins limit as "building pieces" or partner segments inside of the cell and expect a bit in the vehicle of particles all through the cell. Lipids are utilized for…

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    Animals and plants all of the world help each other in a certain way. Some more than others but they all benefit from one another. I claim that changes to living/non-living parts of an ecosystem do impact populations within the ecosystem. With the cat, Lynx, there was a lot of things it helps with. For example, the Lynx eats rabbits and deer. Since rabbits and deer eat leaves and grass, with less of the population there are more space for grass and leaves to grow which help get rid of…

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    Although these two cells share a lot of similarities there are also many differences between the common prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells, however more specifically I will be exploring how the structure relates to the function of an animal cell and a non-photosynthetic prokaryotic cell, and it is explained that, “analysing a biological structure gives us clues about what it does and how it works” (Campbell et al: 2014, p.52). The structure and the function of a cell generally aren’t one without…

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    that the trees play an important role for the environment. They can help improve the atmosphere by cooling, protect the soil from erosion, and regulate water levels. After the trees were removed, the soil became dry, and the water level dropped. The plants that grows with the tree such as moss, brushwood, etc also died (Wulf, 64). It is a bit ironic since one of the reason was to make room for agriculture, but the land would not be suitable anymore. According to Karen Ehrhardt-Martinez’s…

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