ideal world, plants would not be cut down; in an ideal world, animals would be allowed to survive; in an ideal world, humans would value the life that grew around them. Sadly, this is not our world. Every year, nearly 900,000,000 trees are cut down. In this decade alone, our percentage of deforestation has increased by 8.5 percent. How can humans allow this to go on? Why do they not see the true value of plants? Why can they not appreciate the beautiful mechanics of these fine specimen? Plant lives matter
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Mary Jane, chronic, ganja, bud, grass, pot, weed. Many of you are already familiar with more than 1 of these street names for one drug, marijuana. Are you aware that more than twenty-six percent of Ontarian students from grade 7-12 already use marijuana recreationally! It is the most popular illegal drug in North America and many people believe that it is not a dangerous drug. The wide use of marijuana is due to its ability to calm one down and to temporarily provide an escape from worries. It has
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Monera will simply not respire. Photosynthesis will not occur and therefore plant-life will perish resulting in Earth’s atmosphere having an insufficient amount of oxygen. This deficiency of light will affect how all organisms conduct respiration. Additionally, the conversion of light intensity to glucose, water and oxygen is regarded as a type of plant homeostasis. By being bombarded with a high frequency of photons, the plant will need a way to sufficiently balance out the input of light intensity
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Did you know that raising cows and other animals are destroying the ecosystem? Me neither , until i watched the movie “ Cowspiracy “. Cowspiracy taught viewers that animal agriculture is the leading cause of species extinction, ocean dead zones, water pollution, and habitat destruction. All of which are destroying our ecosystem. Animal agriculture contributes to species extinction in many ways. In addition to the monumental habitat destruction caused by clearing forests and converting land to grow
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Marijuana is not defined as a drug. Marijuana is dried, strong smelling plant containing cannabis. It can be smoked, eaten, drink or use as an oil to rub on needed area. When this done it induces euphoria. The use of marijuana started in the 1600 they used it to make clothing, paper and other materials such as that, then around the 1800 they stopped using marijuana for those items. It was still around after that but it was not until the 1900’s when the mexicans started migrating to the United States
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Humans, animals, and the environment are forced to interact with each other due to the cycle of the ecosystem. Green plants are the producers since they produce their own food. On the other hand, humans and animals are both consumers. Not being able to produce their own food, they are ought to use other creatures to survive. If a species could not find food, it would extinct. These food-haunter relationships led researchers to define the “speciesism” phenomenon---a prejudice or attitude of bias in
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Two of the most prominent disturbances to trees are wildfire and bark beetles in the Northwest United states. Over the years, millions of acres of timberland and forest have been damaged or destroyed due to wildfires and bark beetles. Both of these disturbances are brought about by climate and stand conditions. The future forecast for climate changes suggest that there will be an increase in wildfires and also the bark beetle outbreaks. These disturbances affect the water quantity, wildlife, and
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Introduction In the northern hemisphere, many oak trees deriving from hundreds of species can be found. Oak trees come from the genus Quercus. The flowers produced on oak trees are known as acorns. The Flowering Dogwood tree can be found in eastern North America, and is known as genus Cornus Florida. The flowering dogwood tree produces loose circular fruit. In the experiment, the effects of climate on primary tree growth in different genus that originate from the same area were examined. Two different
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The Grindylows that inhabit the Black Lake has developed different mechanisms to survive the conditions in their environment. Through careful observation we have compiled the most likely combination of physiological adaptations for the Grindylows to thrive in their habitat. In order to survive in the conditions of the Black Lake, the Grindylow faces multiple challenges. Primarily, their living condition can be categorized into three phases; summer day, summer night and winter. During the summer
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Benedict’s Solution. 2. What can you conclude about the molecular make-up of potatoes and onions based on the test you performed? Why might these foods contain these substance(s)? They both came back as positive to containing reducing sugars. Since they Plants, they typically create and store sugars within their cells of various types. 3. What results would you expect if you tested ribose, a monosaccharide, with Benedict’s solution? Biuret solution? Ribose is a carbohydrate, meaning that Biuret Solution
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