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Aims:

Aims:. To grow sorghum and mungbeans in pots and undertake an experiment to record how much water the plants use. To observe growth and germination rates and analyse limiting factors to these observations.

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Functions of a Greenhouse

Functions of a Greenhouse. Competencies 7.00-9.00. Functions of a Greenhouse. The basic function of a greenhouse is to provide a protective environment for crop production. Several factors must be monitored: Temperature Moisture Pest control Nutrition Light. Temperature. Temperature.

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Chewing sticks: Socio-cultural considerations and anti-streptococcal activity of some plants

Chewing sticks: Socio-cultural considerations and anti-streptococcal activity of some plants. Authors: Odongo C.O 1 , Musisi L.N 2 , Waako P 1 , Obua C 1

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Plants!!

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Chapter 11 - PLANT PROCESSES

Chapter 11 - PLANT PROCESSES. ENERGY PROCESSING IN PLANTS. Materials For Plant Processes. To survive, plants need food, water, and oxygen. Roots absorb water which travels inside xylem cells to all parts of a plant .

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Discover the Nature of Plants

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By: Kirby Grabau

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Discovering Plants

Click here. Discovering Plants. Parts of Plants. Roots Flowers Stem Leaves. More. Roots. Are usually subterranean organ of a plant used for the anchorage to the soil. Back. Flowers. A reproductive organ of the seed bearing plants . Back. Stem.

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All About Plants

All About Plants. Mrs. Peterson First Grade C.P. Lightfoot. Plants are everywhere. They live on land, water and in the air . Plants are living things. Plants need water, light and air to grow. There are 3 main parts of a plant. Sometimes there are 4.

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Vocabulary

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Flower Parts and Their Functions Grade 6

Flower Parts and Their Functions Grade 6. Mrs. Chandrashekhar. flower diagram.

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Photosynthesis

Photosynthesis. Yr 11 Biology Miss Brunott. http://www.fun-with-science.com/fun_wi7.gif. What is Photosynthesis?. Involves the process where light energy from the sun is converted into chemical energy. Carbon from CO 2 is fixed into organic compounds (glucose). .

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How Plants Grow and Multiply

How Plants Grow and Multiply. Sexual Reproduction. Most plants grow from seeds . These plants have parts that making of seeds. These seed-making of plants are found in the flower. Sexual Reproduction.

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Edible and Non-edible Robert Dennis Joshua Wimberly

Plants at Rose Bay Edible and Non-edible Robert Dennis Joshua Wimberly Plants at Rose Bay There are so many plants at Rose Bay. Some you may eat and some you will die from or get real sick. The idea of this show is to tell you which ones are edible and which are not.

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What is a habitat?

What is a habitat?. What is a Habitat?. A habitat is the place where an animal or plant lives. Can you think of any habitats?. It provides the living thing with food, water and shelter. What different habitats can you think of?. Type of habitat. Did you think of any of these?.

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Plants

Plants. Outline. What are plants What a plant needs Seeds Roots Stems Leaves Flowers Diagram of a flower. What are Plants. Plants are living things that do not move. Many plants are green. Plants usually make their own food. Plants produce other plants like themselves.

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Plants and Flowers

Plants and Flowers. By: Guy Wilcox. Dedication Page. I like to thank my friend, Sean Ruckman, Mrs. Garrett, and my mom and my dad. . This book is about cone bearing plants, plant cells, how flowers are sold, and how some have to adapt to their environment.

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The Reproduction of Flowering Plants

The Reproduction of Flowering Plants. Pgs 106 - 109. How does fertilization occur?. Most plants you see outside are flowering plants. For them to reproduce, a sperm cell must reach and combine with an egg.

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Guess Who I Am!

Guess Who I Am!. Vocabulary Review WB12. I hold plants in the soil. What am I? roots. . I help hold up the plant. What am I? stem. . I make food. What am I? leaves. . Most plants grow from this. seed. . I make seeds. What am I? flower. . This protects the seed. What am I? coat.

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Vascular and Nonvascular Seedless Plants

Vascular and Nonvascular Seedless Plants. The Importance of Seedless Plants.

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