99. the amount of anything produced in such a period: a daily run of 400,000 gallons of paint. 100. pressrun. 101. a place in knitted work where a series of stitches have come undone. 102. the direction of something or of its elements: the run of the grain in wood. 103. trend...
The battle takes place on a giant trampoline where the aim is to hit the Demon Head's nose. It uses several different attacks, including swiping Wario with its claws and breathing fire. In the game's hard mode, it also sends out spiked balls. Hitting Demon Head five times will defeat ...
3. Pollen limitation and mate searching; 4. Survival mechanisms: environmental conditioning and mainly predation such as flocking, colonialist, and group vigilance; 5. Allee effect is significant for social and cooperative species, where group size plays a vital role in reproduction and survival...
In order to examine if gene transfer is taking a place between distantly related species such as 0. sativa and 0. glaberrima, this paper presents, as the first step, data on the frequency of natural hybridization and the direction of pollen flow. MATERIALS AND METHODS The two cultivated ...
Pollen produced by a plant is located on the anthers of a flower, but must reach the stigma, where the wind or an insect aids in transporting pollens...(US Forest Service) Louie Schwartzberg: The hidden beauty of pollination: TED 2011 Pollen Database (PalDat - Palynological Database) ...
In the future, meat will be able to be produced not only on the farm but also in the lab. Growing meat in the lab is good for the environment since___greenhouse gases are produced. It also requires less water. But many people still find it hard to accept lab-grown meat. They wonder...
is almost entirely clast-supported and contains little fine sediment; consequently, we took only two samples. We chose seven sediment samples (depths 10, 26, 40, 64, 76, 90 and 100 cm) for initial testing of pollen and phytolith content. Samples were prepared for pollen analysis by using ...
Where does fertilization take place in humans? How can an organism be produced with out gamete formation in asexual reproduction? How do plants reproduce? What is the seeds reproductive system consist of, what sex? What are the primary differences between how plants and animals deal with cell st...
Honey bees leave the hive with small amounts of concentrated nectar in their crops, to be used as fuel for flight and glue for sticking pollen grains together15. However, this amount of nectar sugar is too small to account for the increase in concentration at the flowers. In the aloe ...
In particular, rich-protein pollenkitt renders pollen attractive to animals and provides a digestible reward for pollinators. Moreover, pollenkitt is involved in pollen stickiness, which enables adhesion to insect bodies and pollen packaging by bees (i.e., pollen transport)22. As in many plants...