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    Beautiful Landscaping

    several tricks to use when considering how to use color the most effectively in the garden. Don't Forget the Seasons Gardens look the best when they are tailored to the seasons. In the spring, there should be more soft pastels. Brighter colors are best saved for the summer. And fall plants should have an array of

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    Hemp In America In The 1930's

    was passed into law and history shows that the media played a major role in this act. But how did the media influence the perception of marijuana/hemp in the past? Why in the 1930’s, was marijuana/hemp the “Assassin of the Youth” and in 1996 and beyond has it been decriminalized in several states and now has medical uses? With the aid of books, movies, news articles and journals, this paper will discuss how the media has influenced the public’s perception of marijuana in the 1930’s until 1996 and

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    Ecology of Wood

    roots of trees and other woody plants. It has been used for thousands of years for both fuel and as a construction material. It is an organic material, a natural composite of cellulose fibers (which are strong in tension) embedded in a matrix of lignin which resists compression. Wood is sometimes defined as only the secondary xylem in the stems of trees,[1] or it is defined more broadly to include the same type of tissue elsewhere such as in tree roots or in other plants such as shrubs.[citation needed]

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    Genetic Modified Food

    Genetically Modified Food: How can people ignore its benefits? English 101c-44 12/10/2010 The world population is constantly increasing, while the availability of agricultural land is steadily decreasing. How will the world feed the huge numbers of people with limited resources? Genetically modified (GM) food may be a solution. According to the book written by Eric S. Grace, Biotechnology Unzipped: Promises and Realities, genetically modification is a process that artificially transfers genes

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    Gaining Knowledge of Our Environment

    How often do you pay attention to the environment around you? There are few people that take notice of how humans treat and take care of the earth; however, the people that do observe the earth are trying to gain awareness so people can see just what is happening around them. In Delaney’s essay, Pilgrim at Topanga Creek, he goes on to discuss the nature of human versus wildlife. The wildlife that he seems to focus on is coyotes and humans coexist. He goes on to explain that coyotes do not mean

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    Smart Irrigation

    sells, either direct or through distribution, a weather-based irrigation controller targeted for homeowners. The company was founded in 2012 by Laura Ortega and is based in Sonoma County, CA. The business was started is after witnessing first-hand how people waste water by not watering their landscapes correctly. People water too long, and water runs off, carrying chemicals into streams and rivers, damaging the environment. There are a variety of irrigation controllers out on the market, but only

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    Termite Social Behavior

    Chilean dad, we do exhibit cooperative care of young and overlapping generations. Generally you'll see grandparents, parents, and extended families live under the same roof caring for the collective young. Even if the adult children move out, they generally remain close by. The one aspect of termite social behavior I see no human culture recreate is the division of reproductive labor, at least in the same way termites divide labor. Generally, once the children of a human family grows up, they will

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    Jared Diamond DBQ

    Scientist Jared Diamond has worked for years trying to find an answer to a question, asked to him by a New Guinean, “Why do you white men have so much cargo and we New Guineans have so little?” Why did the Europeans succeeded so much more than the New Guineans? How did the Europeans have such a head start? Was it religion, trade, or another unknown aspect? Jared Diamond argues that geographic and environmental luck have been the most important factors allowing the Eurasian societies to dominate the

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    Comparative Study on the Agronomic Value of Vermicast to Conventional Compost and a Sustainable Alternative to Chemical Fertilizers

    environmental effects, and wastes the growers' time and money. To avoid over-application, the nutrient status of crops should be assessed. Nutrient deficiency can be detected by visually assessing the physical symptoms of the crop. Both soil tests and Plant Tissue Tests and Fertilizer Application are used in agriculture to fine-tune nutrient management to the crops needs. In some cases, Fertilizer Application in soil is

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    Explain How Bassi And Pasture Proved That Disease Came From Microorganisms

    that disease came from microorganisms. Koch’s Postulates specifically isolate the bacteria that cause the disease. Per Koch the pathogen must be present in every case of the disease, it must be isolated from the Patient and must grow a pure culture, Koch was the first to do this. The bacteria from the pure culture must then cause the same disease in a laboratory animal, it is proven that the disease is caused by the specific bacteria when it can be re isolated from the laboratory animal and grown

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