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Salt and Plant Growth
by Eddyed, Mar 3, 2008
The purpose of this experiment is to find out what salt does to plants. Will the effects of salt be positive or negative? And if they do harm plants, how?
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High School Botany Science Fair Project Ideas
by Allen Teal, Feb 26, 2008
Looking at several ideas for science fair projects in botany at the high school level. Suggestions are also given about how much time should be allowed to do the projects correctly.
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Measuring the Rate of Photosynthesis
by Zymas, Dec 13, 2007
A lab report measuring the rate at which photosynthesis occurs with the elodea plant.
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Would You Eat the Malodorous Vomit Fruit?
by Kristie Leong MD, Sep 30, 2007
If you're looking for a strange fruit with a distinctly noxious odor but purported health benefits, you've found it with the vomit fruit.
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Different Kinds of Forests
by Swapna P, Mar 30, 2008
Forests are large areas of land covered by trees and undergrowth. Different kinds of soil and climate support different kinds of forests.
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The Importance of Grass
by Swapna P, Mar 30, 2008
The grass family is considered the most successful of flowering plants with about 9000 species. The main reason for their survival is that they grow quickly and soon produce seed. Their shape and structure require very little space and if trampled upon generally regain their upright position. They even continue growing after being heavily grazed on by animals.
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Script for a TV News Report
by xam tutha, Mar 19, 2008
This is a cheesy script for a news report. It talks about vascular plants and how they survive.
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Flowers and Their Meanings
by divine2122, Mar 18, 2008
Beautiful flowers and what they mean.
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A Simple Middle School Botany Science Fair Project
by Allen Teal, Feb 26, 2008
Covering how to create a science fair project on plant tropisms. It is designed to be easy enough for a middle school student to do the project with minimal assistance.
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Dandelion Facts and History
by Sandra Stiles Furstal, Apr 19, 2008
The dandelion was one of the more than 2000 herbs that were used when the settlers came from England. The roots have been used in tonics and liver cures, as well as to stop infections, skin diseases, dropsy, and to settle the digestive tract.
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