Seedling

... and will eventually stop when it runs out of glucose. Why is galactose not usable in cellular respiration? 3. Will the yeast cells or the corn seedling have a higher metabolic rate when compared on a mass specific basis? (comparing fully hydrated seeds to dry yeast) Aerobic respiration would ...

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First of all, your info does not match the size expected (previously reported 99KD) isolated from leaves. Note that you are using whole seedling AND most likely a different cultivar (Zea mays L. var. Golden Cross Bantam T51 was previously used). Another paper reports different isoforms isolated ...

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how come some plants producing parthenocarpy (seedling), without fertilization? this will only waste their energy to produce those fruit for nothing..right? no seed=no embryo..i think...so..y?

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... read about in my notes. it something about a seed having a layer of tissue. i think this is how it was worded What tissue is the first tissue in a seedling? I'm just wondering what the answer is cause i guessed it was a ground tissue.

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... 20g, 30g....200g ( you can add as much as you like :wink: ). Record the plot number and the amount of nitrate fertilizer added to it, the plant a seedling in each plot and record their growth, by measuring the length of the stem, let's say, after about a week's time. Guess that will be enough ...

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