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Plants are living organisms that belong to the kingdom Plantae. They are characterized by their ability to produce their own food through a process called photosynthesis. Plants vary in size and shape, ranging from tiny water plants to towering trees. They play a crucial role in the environment as they provide oxygen, absorb carbon dioxide, and serve as a habitat for diverse animal species. Some plants are also used for medicinal purposes, while others are cultivated for their aesthetic value, such as ornamental flowers. Overall, plants are essential components of ecosystems and are vital to the survival of life on earth.

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    In vitro screening of Lawsonia inermis L. and Moringa oleifera
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    ABSTRACTMedicinal plants are greatest resources in curing many diseases from olden days. This research work focuses on antimicrobial activity against Urinary Tract Biota (UTB) and cervical cancer cell line treated by commonly available medicinal plants Lawsonia inermis L. and Moringa oleifera Lam. extracts using four different solvents depending upon polarity petroleum ether, ethyl acetate, acetone and methanol. Phytochemical screening, antimicrobial activity, antioxidant assay (DPPH and ABTS), GC-MS analysis and cytotoxic assays were performed. Ethyl acetate extract of Lawsonia inermis L.…
    BiologyCancerCervical CancerHealthMedicineMoringa Oleifera
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    Urban Farming: A Solution to Global Food Challenges
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    By the middle of the century, the global population is expected to reach nine billion (Wang, Liu and Cheung, 2017). Hence, the increase in global population was expected to stay in urban areas in the future (Soga et al., 2017). Various developments were planned in major cities to meet the population density. This reduces the amount of space available in the urban area. As mentioned by (Despommier, 2011), as the popularity of urban populations rising over time, concerns about climate…
    AgricultureFarmNatural resourcesPlants
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    Fostering Effective Communication for Tree Removal Controversy
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    As reported by a local newspaper, three mature trees were cut down in a forest near a residential community. When they found out what had happened, the residents of the area became very angry. They were upset because they had not been consulted before the trees had been removed. Second, they did not like that they trees had been cut down. When they found out that another 15 trees were scheduled to be chopped down during the next week, they…
    ForestPlantsTrees
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    The Use of Traditional Methods in Developing Countries
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    In most developing countries, people who earn low such as farmers, people of small isolated villages and rural communities makes use of Traditional medicine which has been an age global practice, extracts from the seeds, leaves, fruits, barks and roots of plants in the preparation of syrups and infusions (Anibijuwon et al., 2010). These preparations have been used in diagnosing, preventing or eliminating cases ranging from the common cold to malaria, liver cirrhosis, hypertension and so many physical, mental or…
    BiologyHealthMedicinePlants
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    Flower Cultivation in Jashore: Exploring Floriculture Potential
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    Introductory Statement In many developing and underdeveloped countries floral industry add a huge contribution in the GDP. Bangladesh has exported flower valued 17.33 million USD in the first half of the current fiscal year, with an addition of 9.20 percent over the same period last year, according to the data from the export promotion bureau. Flowers are grown commercially on 1320 acres area under Jhikargacha and Sharsha upazila of Jashore in 90 villages of 6 unions. Currently, in nearly 3000…
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    Unraveling Moss Evolution: Beyond Model Plants
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    Introduction The things we know about land plant evolution are based on the information we got from the model plants like Arabidopsis thaliana, rice and trees like poplar, etc. But when it comes to mosses, we don't know much about their evolution because only one moss genome has been published until now: Physcomitrella patens. Though, mosses evolved around 500 million years ago P. patens has evolved recently in comparison to other mosses i.e. about 5-10 million years ago (Rensing, 2017).…
    BiologyEvolutionGeneGeneticsPlantsWorld
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    Screening Sorghum (Sorghum Bicolor) Mini- Core Germplasm
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    Introduction This review summarizes the key research findings pertaining to sorghum (Sorghum bicolor) and fall armyworm (Spodoptera frugiperda) and identifies some of the research gaps that require immediate to long term interventions. This review focuses on but is not limited to, sorghum the crop, its origin and production, socio-economic importance of sorghum, pests of sorghum, fall armyworm and its life cycle, the economic impact of fall armyworm in sorghum, control and management strategies of fall armyworm, and insect resistance mechanisms…
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    Stachytarpheta Jamaicensis in Alternative Medicine
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    For years, traditional or alternative medicine have been dubbed as unorthodox and the question of their safety still remains; though multiple countries utilize them. The Philippines is no stranger to turning to these kinds of medication especially in times of desperate need; since the majority of its population live in poverty, acquiring treatment from professionals are quite hard to come by. Kandikandilaan, scientifically known as Stachytarpheta Jamaicensis, is a plant that is commonly utilized by Filipinos to treat common ailments.…
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    SCREENING OF LIPIDS USING SOLUBILITY PARAMETER TO DEVELOP
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    Results and discussion The solubilization of drug in lipids is determined by multiple parameters like interfacial tension, crystal structure, molecular volume, hydrophilicity, charge, chemical environment of media. Theoretical and experimental results of various parameters considered for the present study has been enumerated below. Theoretical calculation of solubility parameter of ceftriaxone sodium in lipids Van Krevelen's group contribution method was applied to determine solubility of drug in lipids. The three parts of solubility parameter was manually estimated. The solubility parameter of…
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    Prairies once stretched from horizon to horizon vast open spaces
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    Prairies once stretched from horizon to horizon, vast open spaces that bear no resemblance to today's urban lots. But many gardeners and landscape professionals are discovering that prairie wildflowers and grasses offer a more sustainable, natural and varied alternative to the conventional manicured lawns that have turned America's neighborhoods into clones of one another. We live where prairie once existed so it makes sense that we garden using prairie wildflowers. These plants existed for centuries without the benefit of landscape…
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    Analysis of Greenhouse Experiments
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    Greenhouse experiments Validation of the decomposed rice straw by using the above mentioned isolates was done in a greenhouse experiment. Seeds were placed in sterile autoclaved soils filled in 12 inch x 12 inch pots (each pot having 2.5 kg of autoclaved soil and 500g of decomposed rice straw by using respective Trichoderma strains) and incubated under ambient conditions (25°C). For control treatment, seeds were sown in the pots having equal amount of soil as in treated pots and 500g…
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    Realistic Fiction: A Mango-Shaped Space
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    Imagine sitting in the back of the classroom on the hard dark blue plastic chair attached to a table with a little metal pole. While the class continues various side conversations flit across your vision. Cherry reds, deep purple polka dot and non opaque blobs of tangerine orange all converging in front of your eyes. Throughout the realistic fiction A Mango Shaped Space written by Wendy Mass, Mia the story's diffident protagonist living in northern Illinois, struggles to figure out…
    Mango TreeТhе Space
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    Effectiveness of Fertilizers for Chinese White Cabbage
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    Paper Type:1800 Word Essay ExamplesCause And Effect Essay
    BASIC INFORMATION Research/Project Title: Effectiveness of Kakawate leaves extract (Gliciridia sepium), Banana peels (Musa paradisiaca), and wood ash as fertilizer for Chinese White Cabbage (Brassica rapa) RESEARCH PROBLEM AND RATIONALE: Like all living things, plants need a variety of macro and micronutrients to be at their best. Plants are unique organisms that can absorb nutrients and water through their root system, as well as carbon dioxide from the atmosphere (Mouton, 2017). Farmers use fertilizers to aid the needs of plants…
    AgricultureChinesePlants
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    Vicissitudes of Pinto’s life
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    No soldier told Pinto where she was going. She was just forced on a train to an unknown location. The first thing she saw getting of the train was the guards on top of the big gates. Entering the barrack was frightening with no other family than her brother. Although she had one family member by her side, German soldiers separated them based on their gender. Barracks to live Pinto described the barracks as crowded in the beginning, but nearly…
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    Uganda makes a great opportunity for a power plant company since very
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    Uganda makes a great opportunity for a power plant company, since very few people have access to electricity. And since the unemployment rate is very high, the wages in Uganda must be relatively low (since there is high demand from people to work) , which is beneficial to HG in terms of costs. However, there are some drawbacks to conducting this project in Uganda, influenced by political and cultural factors. We will discuss the cultural factors that could affect the…
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    Coping with the Inevitable: The Dog Days of Summer
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    Every year it's the same thing. We know it's coming, but it can't be avoided. I'm talking about the dog days of summer, the summer doldrums, or simply July and August in Nebraska. The weather this time of year, with daytime highs in the 90s, lows in the 70s, test my patience as a gardener. The sultry, humid air forms a haze without any breeze, clinging to my skin. When there is a breeze it's more like an oven fan…
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    Bees are responsible for pollinating about a third of the plants
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    In early July, Russian media reported that in dozens of regions of the Russian Federation, bees are massively dying . And then they remembered that Albert Einstein supposedly predicted the extinction of humanity within four years after the disappearance of bees. "Around the World" tells how important the bees are for us, and understands whether Einstein said something like that. Bees are responsible for pollinating about a third of the plants we eat. That is, bees carry pollen between male…
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    GMO Way to Solve Malnourishment
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    We often see the availability of food as something that is always there - with supermarket shelves always being fully stocked up and access to any type of craving at any given hour. However, there are background struggles in providing access to food to everyone around the world as there are people in less economically developed countries that do not have easy access to the nutrients they need. As the population of the world increases, there are increasing struggles in…
    AgricultureBiologyChemistryGenetic EngineeringGeneticsPhotosynthesis
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    The Halloween Tree by Ray Bradbury Literature Review
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    "It was a small town by a small river and a small lake in a small northern part of a Midwest state." This is how Ray Bradbury illustrates a picture that no other book will ever present to you as he begins the story of The Halloween Tree. Ray Bradbury takes the reader on a crazy adventure to find a dear friend named Pipkin and to find what Halloween is really about. The reader will travel from Egypt to France…
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    Research Assignment (1)
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    Faculty of ArtsCreating tomorrowSchool of Language, Media, and CommunicationDepartment of Applied Language StudiesACADEMIC ENGLISH (LAW) SURNAMES & INITIALS: Kgopa KL, Gcumisa S, Modiba SJ, Netshipale N, Lubisi TSTUDENT NUMBERS: 220607400, 215250699, 221087494, 220196087, 219479348COURSE CODE: LELV101LECTURER: Ms. S Mac LachlanDATE: 24 May 2019TITLE: Research AssignmentPLAGIARISM DECLARATIONI understand that plagiarism is the presentation of someone else's work as my own. When sources have been consulted, they have been carefully referenced and fully acknowledged both in my essay and on my reference…
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    New Plant Regeneration System from Nodal Segments Developed
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    Efficient plant regeneration system has been developed from the nodal segments of chrysanthemum (Chrysanthemum morifolium L). Nodal segments, after being sterilized with 1.0% mercuric chloride for three minutes, were inoculated in Murashige and Skoog (MS) media with varied concentrations of indole acetic acid (IAA), benzylaminopurine (BAP) and their combinations. Different parameters including shoot initiation percentage, average number of shoots per explant, length of shoots (cm), number of leaves per shoot and number of nodes per shoot were studied during the…
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    Plant Leaf Classification
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    Abstract In the plant leaf classification, leaf representation with traditionally handcrafted features is difficult to reveal its complex shape and texture. In this paper, we proposed a novel plant leaf classification method based on convolutional neural network (CNN) due to its powerful capability of feature extraction and classification. In our method, a ten-layer CNN was constructed for plant leaf classification. In order to improve the classification, sample augment for leaf was applied to the images to enlarge the database. The…
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    Bengal Gram Plants
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    The chickpea or bengal gram (Cicer arietinum) is a yearly legume of the Fabaceae family, the Faboideae subfamily.The Cicer genus consists of one species grown, the chickpea (Cicer arietinum L.) and forty two wildlife species. It is likely that Chickpea originated in South - Eastern Turkey adjoining Syria. The Mediterranean, Central Asia, the Near East and India were identified as four centers of diversity, Ethiopia is also a secondary centre (Vavilov, 1951). It is cultivated and consumed in significant quantities…
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    Optimizing Plant Population & Weed Management in Irrigated Hybrid Maize
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    SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION Field experiments were conducted at farmer's field at Udumalpettai of Tiruppur district of Tamil Nadu during kharif 2014 and kharif 2015 to study the response of maize hybrid to varied plant densities and weed management practices under irrigated condition.The experiments conducted during kharif 2014 and kharif 2015 were laid out in split plot design replicated thrice with three plant spacings viz., 45 cm x 30 cm (74.074 plants per ha), 60 cm x 20 cm (83,333 plants…
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    Destroy Coal Plants Before They Destroy the Environment
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    Coal has been a huge part of our power industry, but things are changing. The Congressional Quarterly Researcher (CQR) from June 17, 2016 titled “Coal Industry’s Future” discusses the likelihood of coal-fired power plants either maintaining their operation in the future or closing their doors for good. As of today, coal is a huge source of power for much of the world, but that could be changing in the near future. Many places are making the switch to more efficient,…
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    Annual Plant and Garden
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    Over the years, as my love of gardening grew, and gradually developing in a hobby, and therapeutic in many ways. When my children were small, I did not have a lot of time for gardening, because gardening can be very time consuming. As my children grow, I shared my love for garden with them, we created great memories while "playing in the dirt", as they would say. I take much pride in my gardening and have learned so much, in…
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    The Evolution and Appeal of Carrots as a Fresh Vegetable
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    Carrots is a root vegetable that originated in Afghanistan over 5000 years ago for there seeds and leaves. But today carrots are enjoyed for their fresh delicious flavours coming in all shapes and sizes in a variation of different colours like orange, red, yellow, purple, and white. Carrots can be purchased in all kinds of forms shredded, baby carrot, diced, sliced, regular size with leaf on or leaf off. Carrots can be stored in the fridge for up to 3…
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    Green Pepper Plants
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    It is an important vegetable crop all over the world (Peet, 2006) which ranks third in the world vegetable cycle after tomato and onions (Akin Fasoye, 2006). It is estimated that more than 7. 5million acres of Capsicum are grown around the world (Peet, 2003) mostly in the tropics and subtropics (Aliyu, 2000) such as Malaysia, East Africa, Central and West Africa, Carribeans and Philippines. The crop is believed to have originated from the southern tropical America’s probably in Mexico…
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    Mango and Favorite Season
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    ?l`My favorite fruit is Mango. During summer mangoes are available in plenty. But we have to choose them correctly. Nowadays calcium carbide is resorted in mango ripening. Green mangoes are kept along with calcium carbide in godowns so that they ripen faster within two days. Then they are sold to shopkeepers. A fruit seller in Besant Nagar pointing a heap of mangoes stacked separately told that all these mangoes have been ripened using Kallu. He used to charge the right…
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    Comparison of Valentine and Sonnet 130 by William Shakespeare
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    Paper Type:1400 Word Essay ExamplesCompare And Contrast Essay
    Compare and contrast the way in which love is presented in the poems 'valentine' by Carol Ann Duffy and 'sonnet 130' by William Shakespeare. In this essay I am going to compare and contrast the way in which love is presented in the poems 'valentine' by Carol Ann Duffy and 'sonnet 130' by William Shakespeare. I will be drawing links of comparison and will explain the similarities and differences between them. The first poem 'valentine' was written by Carol Ann…
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    Music affect the growth of a plant
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    Plant growth is the development of seeds of a plant, which might be surrounded by a protective and nutrient rich layer called the fruit, into plant tissue that includes roots, leaves, and the stem (along with all the cells and other things that this tissue is composed of) to create a fully functioning, living, multi-cellular, eukaryotic organism that lacks the ability to move (a plant). Their growth is affected by several factors that include soil moisture, soil pH, sunlight, nitrogen-content…
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    Mussolini’s domestic policies in Italy between 1922 and 1939
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    Critically evaluate the successes and failures of Mussolini's domestic policies in Italy between 1922 and 1939. The time period between 1922 and 1939 in Italy was the dictatorship of Mussolini. As a dictator Mussolini radically changed the government policies trying to improve the welfare and economic stability, and also to strengthen his power by influencing public mood. Some of his policies were successful, some were failures, but when Mussolini started to cooperate with Hitler he significantly lost the popularity and…
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    Conjoined by Judith Minty is a poem about a broken relationship
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    “Conjoined” by Judith Minty is a poem about a broken relationship. Judith Minty uses many similes, metaphors, and analogies to describe an unhappy union of two people and the inseparability of marriage. The sub title is “ a marriage poem” which sets the theme of the poem, but until you start reading you do not realize that it is an unhappy view towards marriage. She uses words with negative connotation such as “heavy”, “deformed” and “accident” to describe the relationship…
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    Stomatal Density of Dicot Plant in Sunny & Shady Conditions
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    This project investigated the stomatal density of a dicotyledonous plant growing in both Sunny and Shady conditions. The stomatal density of a batch of leaves taken from the main branches of the plant was estimated using a light microscope and an eyepiece graticule. Transparent nail varnish was used to obtain replicas of the different adaxial (lower) leaf surfaces by carefully applying it to the same area of the different sample and carefully removing it with the aid of a pair…
    BiologyChemistryDensityPhotosynthesisPlants
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    Wound Healing and Guava Leaves
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    * Abstract As the title implies, guava leaf is the main subject for this research. Little had been known that the leaf of this plant has tannin/tannic acid that constitutes to the healing progress of the wound. The researchers would determine the difference between the ointment and the tincture made of guava leaves. This study will be limited to heal specific types of wounds such as abrasion & superficial wounds, exception were people with healing incapability. The experiment would only…
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    The Human Side of Enterprise
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    In hard-boiled competitive environment, gradual shift towards knowledge based work force capturing hidden and diverse potentials is a challenge really to beckon for many leaders of existing and newly emerging network organizations of various endeavoring dispositions. In gradual change in working patterns, leadership traits must reflect their tendency to adopt what Douglas S. Fletcher said, “Commitment and an emotional connection with people”. (Fletcher, Online Edition) To mix the ‘Emotional Connection’ with other characteristic traits that mark the leadership qualities is…
    CarrotHumanLeadershipMotivation
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    Choosing Between Two Wild Plants in the Desert: Deciding Which to Eat
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    Imagine you’re in the middle of a desert and there are two wild plants in front of you, one red and the other green. Which one would you choose to eat? In the story Into the Wild it is suggested that the main character, Chris McCandless, died from wild potato plants. There are many plants in the wild that you can use to survive and many that can end your life very quickly. Some of the edible plants include Amaranth,…
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    The Sunflower: On the Possibilities and Limits of Forgiveness
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    About The Author      Simon Wiesenthal is one of the many victims of the Nazi assault. As one of the people who were greatly affected by the Second World War, Wiesenthal has been among those who were able to extend their emotions towards others through writing. The emotions that he has posted through his writing are not simply emotional implications of the past that he has experienced as a prisoner of the Nazi assault. His writings were more of the…
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    Milk and Taste Appearance Impact
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    The researchers would like to extend their deepest gratitude and appreciation to all who contributed and had been a part of this investigatory project. To their research adviser, Mrs. Liza O. Juanich, that brought them the inspiration to work harder and for always guiding them everytime they perform experiments. To their beloved parents, Mr. Rodolfo H. Sayang Sr. and Mrs. Thelma H. Sayang, Mr. Joven Ciriaco V. Baluyut and Mrs. Ellen Joy G. Baluyut, Mr. Samuel Celerino B. Favila and…
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    The Vital Role of Trees in Sustaining Life and the Environment
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    The Miraculous World of Trees Trees, the majestic giants of the plant kingdom, stand as the largest and longest-living organisms on Earth. Their towering structures exhibit miraculous feats of engineering, serving as a complex chemical factory crucial for the sustenance of life. This essay delves into the extraordinary capabilities of trees, their indispensable role in the environment, and the alarming threats they face. The Engineering Marvel of Trees For trees to reach towering heights, they engage in a fascinating process…
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