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    for sun leaves. Each leaf was measured for its surface area, length-to-width ratio, mass, specific leaf mass, and color. Surface area was measured by a leaf area meter in squared centimeters. Length-to-width ratio was measured by measuring the length (vertically along the bridge of the leaf) and the width (horizontally on the widest part of the leaf) with a ruler in centimeters, and dividing the length by the width. Mass was calculated by a balance in grams. Specific leaf mass (thickness) was measured

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    habitat/area to a bare rock surface that is a very dry habitat. Due to such observations for the distribution of this species a question is imposed in this paper as to how do traits vary along environmental gradients? Two phenotypic traits/characteristics are investigated, Specific Leaf Area (SLA) and wood-density. SLA was calculated by adding the total sum of all the leaf area per individual and dividing that with the total sum of all the leaf dry mass per individual. SLA = Total leaf area/ Dry leaf

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    The data showed that application of B had no significant influence on plant height, branches No. plant-1, and leaf area index (LAI) of broad bean plants. While, the boron had a significant effect on the number of leaves plant-1 of broad bean plants. The results appeared that spraying of B on broad bean plants resulted in a decrease in the number of leaves per plant

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    Terrestrial Ecology Lab

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    is an important part of both terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems. In a forest system both the canopy and the understory absorb light. The type of forest and leaf cover present determines the amount of light that reaches the understory. This can be measured using the LAI (Leaf Area Index), which is the amount of leaves per unit ground area. Light quantity in forests is affected by several factors such as tree species, age, and density. Looking at the amount of light that can penetrate to the understory

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    soft substance that is rubbed into the skin to make it softer or as a medicament for the skin (Merriam Webster). Cream also exists in the form of facial cream, hair cream and in a lot of forms and serves different purposes and function. It is their specific ingredients that differs the creams available in the industry. The basic formulation of the cream is water, oil and emulsifying agent. Cream which are being formulated usually comprise of separating and non-separating cream. Separating creams are

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    INTRODUCTION When cement is mixed with water in order to prepare concrete, the hardened concrete formed after hydration is not a solid mass but a porous material. There is formation of pores due to water which is initially added. Water occupies some fraction of the total initial volume and after the hydration of cement water is held physically, chemically or is adsorbed on product after hydration. This leads to formation of different types of pore structure inside the hydrated cement

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    Surface Area to Volume Ratio and the Relation to the Rate of Diffusion Aim and Background This is an experiment to examine how the Surface Area / Volume Ratio affects the rate of diffusion and how this relates to the size and shape of living organisms. The surface area to volume ratio in living organisms is very important. Nutrients and oxygen need to diffuse through the cell membrane and into the cells. Most cells are no longer than 1mm in diameter because small cells enable nutrients and oxygen

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    In the area of, Ashford University and Clinton Iowa, tornadoes can occur at any time, but primarily occur between the months of April through October. Tornadoes can be the most brutal of storms. Winds speeds can reach speeds nearing 300 miles per hour and can

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    Oak Trees Lab Report

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    part of the branch. We then found the surface area and weight of the leaves. The curves of the surface area and weight were all different for each sub species showing that leaf size is adapted differently. With our Kruskal Wallis test we concluded that the dry weight and specific leaf values are different for each sub species of Oak with a H value of 6.918 for surface area and 7.029 for dry weight. The Kruskal Wallis test also rejected that the surface areas of the subspecies were inherently different

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    Leaf Out Dates

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    leaves in spring! So, when will they sport their fresh new look? While there’s no set date for all trees to break bud, we can use clues to predict when trees typically leaf out. Find out when to expect spring tree sprout in your region and if you should be concerned about a late bloomer. When Do Trees Leaf Out (By Region and Leaf Out Dates) There are two ways trees know when trees wake up for spring. First, they respond to noticeably warmer days after a stretch of cold temperatures in winter.

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