Fern Essays

  • Boston Fern-Nephrolepis

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    Boston Fern - Nephrolepis exaltata The Boston Fern is a household staple or houseplant that is admired by many of people that delight in the distinctively arching fronds that are a beautiful emerald green display in any household. The arching is actually a mutation. Generally, this species was known to have erect fronds. Boston Ferns are actually a very good choice for an indoors plant because they remove toxins out of the air and the plant is safe for kids or pets. They are also a very showy display

  • Licorice Fern Research Paper

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    known as a licorice fern. This evergreen fern gets its name from its licorice-flavored rhizome. The species lives in lowlands with elevations below 600 meters and thrives in a humid

  • Quinoa Research Paper

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    The alternative crop plant that I have chosen to write about is Quinoa (Chenopodium quinoa). Quinoa (Chenopodium quinoa) is a flowering plant that comes from the amaranth family. The crop is an annual plant that is usually about one to two meters high. The stem is branched or unbranched and could be green, red, or purple. The panicles arise from the top of the plant along the stem. Also, the seeds are about two millimeters in diameter and of various colors. This crop would be a grain but it does

  • Why Is Chlorine So Important?

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    In conclusion, the data rejected the hypothesis that states if plants are grown in various solutes, including distilled water, acetone, aspirin, and chlorine, then the chlorine solution will have the fastest growing plants. According to the chi square, there was no significant difference between how long it took for the plants to grow in the different solutions. This was because the chi square value was .3 which is less than the critical value which is 7.82. This is contrary to previously found research

  • What Is Wormwood-Artemisia Synonym?

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    Wormwood - Artemisia absinthium L. Synonyms: Absinthium vulgare Lam. - Absinthium officinale Richt. Wormwood is a perennial plant with light gray color, with semi shrub-like form and height of 60 cm to 1 m. Young and fresh leaves are fine and silky-hairy, and the leaves are tomentose gray and silky-hairy. The shape of the lower leaves is in three plumose with the elongated lancet lobed parts list although the top of the stem leaves is smaller and simpler. Abundant flowering flower panicles there

  • Jessica Hardy Executive Summary

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    Improve-Mint is a company new to the pesticide and insecticide market. The organization was founded in March of 2016 and is originally based out of Kansas City, MO. Improve-Mint specializes in a unique niche regarding the agricultural pest control market. Improve-Mint offers chemical free pesticides made with all natural ingredients to individual and industrial agriculture operations. The primary ingredients are peppermint, cayenne, tea tree oil and garlic. All ingredients are acquired from local

  • Madagascar Periwinkle

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    The Madagascar Periwinkle, scientifically known as the Catharanthus Roseus, is a species of Catharanthus native and endemic to Madagascar [1]. The Madagascar Periwinkle is an ornamental plant kept in homes which lie across the warmer parts of the globe [2]. It’s rank is Genus, and it’s higher classification is Apocynaceae [3]. The Madagascar Periwinkle has several other names, such as the Rose Periwinkle, Periwinkle, Vinca, Old maid and so on. There are over 20 different names used to refer to the

  • Rapa Lab Report

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    Towards the end of the plant’s maturity, the average number of blooms and pods per plant were also counted and recorded. The average number of fully opened leaves per plant were also recorded on the second and third weeks after the plants emerged. CO2 levels of the plants in an enclosed chamber and chlorophyll content of the plant’s leaves (measured in levels of chlorophyll a and chlorophyll b) were recorded as well on the last week of measurement. Finally, pictures of the plants were taken after

  • Fern Game Analysis

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    in my father’s study, playing a game we call Same/NotSame…So I get to play a game I can’t lose and I get to tell everyone everything I’m thinking while I do it” (80). Fern is shown in this situation to be unable to comprehend the purpose of the game and perhaps unable to reach human levels of cognition. Fowler later reveals that Fern “with every appearance of careful consideration, she’d given me the red chip” (203). The revelation heightens the futility of holding humans to be higher and that

  • Ostrich Fern Experiment

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    height of an ostrich fern is between 1 metre and 1.82 metres (Croft)and the heights of all the ostrich ferns were within the same range (shown in figure 1). Results of the height of the ferns after the experiment had been conducted and were then tabulated into the experimental group and controlled group rows. The results also show the height difference each fern underwent from the beginningend of the experiment. Average results were shown for both the controlled and experimental fern groups (shown in

  • Fern In The Cook Home Summary

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    comparable to that of humans’. Fern did not meet the expectations of the scientific community when she formed close bonds with the Cookes and the rest of the apes in the habitat. Fern formed such close bonds with her human family, so close that she rejected her own species, delicately calling them “crawling shit” (101). Such a close relationship between two different organisms is indicative of the lack of differences between their inherent natures. The compatibility of Fern in the Cooke household shows

  • Red Fern Grows

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    The essay i'm writing about is about Where the Red Fern Grows. It's about a boy all of his life he has wanted two coonhounds. Then after a lot of hard work he finally gets to have them. When they grow old and one of them dies and then the other dies a red fern grew between them. There is a book and a movie about it. There are some similarities and some differences between the two. First off what happens in the book is that billy begs for two coonhounds. After he finds an advertisement from an old

  • Where The Fern Grows

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    The book Where The Fern Grows was written in 1961 and the movie first came out in 1974. The book was written by Wilson Rawls. The movie was directed by Norman Tokarr. If you've ever watched the movie you could tell that it was made a long time ago. If you haven't seen or read Where the Red Fern Grows you might not know that it is one of the saddest books/movies you might ever see. To begin with, in the book, this boy Billy has always wanted dogs but they weren't very rich and couldn't afford coon

  • Boston Fern Research Paper

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    Of all the ferns that are grown all over the world, the Boston Fern takes its place as the most popular. It is easy to maintain and to care for when compaired to the other varities of ferns. Unlike other ferns that have a hard time recovering from neglect, the Boston Fern can be resurrected and will continue to look good. In 1984 the Boston Fern was discovered with a other ferns. The Boston Fern displays very agile leaves that curves over extensively and is almost 3 feet long when it is full

  • Abigale Fern: A Fictional Narrative

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    “Miss Fern, can you state your full name and date of birth for the records, please?” Detective Richard Collins asked the seventeen-year-old sitting across from him. The seventeen-year-old in question, Abigale Fern, watched him warily as he nodded to the other side of the room, where a tripod with a camcorder mounted on it stood. A small, beady red light blinked on the device, indicating that it was recording. Her fingers curled into fists. She’d had more than enough experience with cameras and recording

  • Fern Depicted In Charlotte's Web

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    girl named Fern. Fern’s heart of youth and thoughtfulness saves Wilbur from being killed because he was the runt. The author builds action in the story during many different parts, using extreme detail. Fern must sell Wilbur to her uncle once he starts growing. When Wilbur arrives at the Zuckerman’s barn, he befriends many of the animals on the farm. Many of the animals have conflicting personalities, from Templeton the rat, to the goose who lays 8 eggs but only hatches 7 goslings. Fern plays an important

  • Why Is Bermuda Shield Fern Important

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    Plants: Bermuda maidenhair fern Bermuda shield fern Sabal palmetto Palm trees Bermuda snowberry Parts of the country where they are most likely found in: Bermuda maidenhair fern: It can be found basically anywhere in the country of Bermuda. They usually grow out of walls, cave mouths, and in damp shaded rocks and cliffs. Bermuda shield fern: live on damp rock faces and at the mouths of caves in mature woodland. It is now found at the entrance to caves and rock crevices in the Walsingham tract, between

  • Symbolism In Where The Red Fern Grows

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    quite often but isn't deeply thought about. The greater meaning of symbolism is using something from a phrase to an image to represent a message. We use symbolism to gain a message in life that forever stays in our hearts. In the book Where the Red Fern Grows by Wilson Rawls, symbolism is used to awe the reader and make them think about the message being sent in the story. Encounter with the two cups The symbolism in the beginning of the story with the two cups on the mantel allows the reader

  • Fanny Fern, Murray And Sojourner Truth

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    all over the nation worked together to bring up a revolution known as the Women’s Rights Movement. Although many authors worked together to empower women, but it wasn’t until works from Fanny Fern, Judith Sargent Murray, and Sojourner Truth, that the Women’s Rights Movement made dreams become reality. Fern, Murray, and Truth poured passion into each work to become involved in the movement, to contribute all that could be given, and become known as some of the most successful activist

  • Literary Analysis Of Fern Hill

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    “Fern Hill” tells the tale of a man’s transition from a carefree childhood to a regretful adulthood and his struggle to come to terms with mortality. Time does not last forever and it is often that time is taken for granted because of the distracted disposition of a child. The lack of a reflective consciousness and not being able to appreciate every moment in life leads to regret. Through the use of poetic devices and biblical allusions, time is portrayed as a power that holds youth hostage and strips