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Dictionary » T » Tomatoes Tomatoestomatoes plants, lycopersicon esculentum, native to south america, widely cultivated for their edible, fleshy, usually red fruit and also the fruit itself. ![]()
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Results from our forumTwo Sample T-Test... at preparing at apparatus designed to measure the amount of pathogens cultured in rotting fruit: I was to compare that to the same group of fruit (tomatoes) rotting with sodium chloride. An unexpected rainstorm passed through Southern California two days ago, destroying my experiment! I now have ...
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Re:... "What is the optimum photoperiod to induce flowering in //que fast growing Australian plant//?" Which plant would I use though since tomatoes have like that day neutral thing where their flowering isn't affected by day length but by like nutrient levels and stuff. In addition to this ...
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Re: life... approach breaks a system into it's smaller constituent elements, generally looking at components in isolation. IE: a pizza is pepperoni, tomatoes, crust, sauce, cheese. Systems biology looks at the same components in relation to each other and the role they play in emergent phenomena. ...
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What do you know of hydroponics?... in your hydroponic solution. This method is also used in areas where soil is not fertile (e.g. area with dry soil, near deserts). Lettuce and tomatoes are examples of plants that could be grown.
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Epistasis or Linkage?... of the official answer. Thank you for your help. Pure breeding tomato plants with green leaves and smooth fruit were crossed with pure breeding tomatoes with mottled leaves and rough fruit. The first generation (F1) all had green leaves and smooth fruit. The F1 were test crossed with tomato ...
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