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Dictionary » R » Reflect Reflectreflect 1. To bend back. 2. To throw back, as of radiant energy from a surface. 3. To meditate; to think over a matter. 4. To send back a motor impulse in response to a sensory stimulus. Origin: L. Re-flecto, pp. -flexus, to bend back ![]()
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Results from our forumBAP, brassinolide, triacontanol, Amino, kelp foliar question... percentage of Triacontanol, and low purity Triacontanol has lower percentage of Triacontanol. That is only my educational guess, not necessarily reflect reality.
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Molecular gene (genome) concept scientifically untenable... provide man with the ability to describe with completeness the essential features that constitute life.” [5]. But he was grossly wrong. Peter Cook reflects: “Watson and Crick must have thought that the sequence was everything. But life is much more complicated than that.” [6]. Today biology is ...
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Re: You'd need something that would reflect UV after being processed by the body AND something that would be deposited in with the keratin of the hair / nails. For instance, aspirin reflects UV but I doubt it would wind up in hair in any concentration. ...
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Re: Why are leaves green?... evolved a long time ago, but they were not the first photosynthetic organisms. Purple bacteria existed already, they absorb green light and reflect blue and red(that's why they are purple). They don't use H2O to create O2, they use different elements, most commonly H2S to create S. They ...
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Theories - Origin of Life... not the issue I was responding to . Also, you fused two of my replies to each other and only responded to the second. Logic does not necessarily reflect reality as I have pointed out to you before. It can only be used if it is based on evidence, and with respect that is where your problem is ...
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