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    any light to grow. It is a fungus which grows in dark and propagates by releasing spores. Mushrooms are found all over the world and have been a time honoured food in many cultures. More than 3000 mushrooms are said to be “the main edible species” of which only 200 are cultivated commercially and only 25 of those on an industrial scale. Their global economic value is nevertheless now staggering and a prime reason for the rise in consumption is the above mentioned combination of their

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    Tyrosinase Lab

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    Results and Discussion The natural occurrence of tyrosinase within Agaricus bisporus makes it an incredibly viable resource in both the food and drug industries. However, the likelihood that tyrosinase is evenly distributed throughout the mushroom is very slim. In order to determine which specific tissues contained the greatest concentration of Tyrosinase it became necessary to investigate the localization of within the white button mushroom. In order to observe the presence of tyrosinase within

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    Ice Cream Lab

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    Did the solid Ice Cream Formation Change Based on Type of Salt Use? Purpose The purpose of the lab was to identify how the different types of salt applied to ice effect the amount of solid ice cream formed. Background Research Ice cream is a solution with a lower freezing point than H2O therefor regular ice cannot lower the temperature enough for solid product to form (Science Matters). Lowering the temperature farther is the job of salt. NaCl (salt) will dissolve in water (or ice in this case) to

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    Day 3 – Saturday Format: LF Copy Theme: Natural Beauty Foods to Glow --------------------------------- Morning It’s been great to hear some thoughts on yesterday’s healthy eating overview. It’s reminded me just how individual we are and how diverse our experiences and journeys are too. For some the next five days will be a healthy challenge, and others it’s a normal way of eating for optimum health and wellbeing. Also, to remind you that the #28NBR is a general guide and doesn’t cater for everyone’s

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    Bean Cattle Lab Report

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    Introduction The bean beetle, or Callosobruchus Maculatus, is a pest native to Africa and Asia. Female bean beetles reproduce by laying eggs beans, and then the larva from the egg will burrow into the bean. Generally, bean beetles infest the cowpea species, which include black-eyed peas, adzuki beans, and mung beans, most often. For the purpose of this experiment, we used mung beans. The goal was to prove that female bean beetles prefer full sized mung beans over half sized mung beans

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    Lucky Jim by Kingsley Amis and The Edible Woman by Margaret Atwood The adolescent years are often associated with turbulence, illusion, and self-discovery; however, Kingsley Amis’s Lucky Jim and Margaret Atwood’s The Edible Woman demonstrate that more often than not, the twenties possess these qualities to a greater extent than adolescence. The age period of the twenties often consists of relationships, employment and self issues and using the premise of these uncertain times, Amis and

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    In the middle of Nowhere (Nowhere is the neighboring town to Shroom Land,) Lightning struck Nowhere town and sent it into burning hot flames. All but one fled town and he placed a chest on a pedestal in the middle of the flames and he was engulfed in flames, and all thought he was dead. No one dared to head back to the town. On a sunny but cold day, Princess Blobfish marked another day off the golden calendar. She was a kind, sweet girl who knew when not to argue. “Two more days ‘til my B-day.”she

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    Short Story Of A Balloon

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    Today was a pretty cold day, but I thought I would go out and do a little mushroom hunting. Being the 31st of October I thought it would be a good day to get into the spirit of things and dress up. As I got to the park where I mushroom hunt I noticed a lot of cars in the parking lot. At times when I park in large groups of cars, I tie a balloon to my antenna just to make the return simple. I tied the balloon to my the wind came up and blew the rest of the balloons from my hand. Just then a car pulled

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    Amethyst Theory

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    There are theories in the world that claim everything is connected. Many people often back up this theory as being true, " All is connected... No one thing can change by itself." Some how everything has an effect on something else or is related to something else. Even five completely different things can be related. Things such as Amethyst, Himalayan Salt lamps, Tijuana, Jennifer Aniston, and Peace can all be related in some way. A theory on how they are all somehow related should be easy to do with

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    The edible woman Introduction The edible woman by Margaret Atwood was first published in 1969. The novel talks about women and the way they relate to men, food, and the society. Through food and eating, Atwood is able to the rebellion of a young woman against the male-dominated modern society. The story is about a young woman, the protagonist of the novel named Marian McAlpin and her struggles between the roles imposed on her by society and her individuality and personal self-definition. Through

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