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Natural Science Forum / Biology / Botany / June 2007



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What is Cannabis Japonica?22 Jun 2007 07:31 GMT3
Saw "The Woman in Green" the other night (1945 Sherlock Holmes movie)
wherein Basil Rathbone takes Cannabis Japonica to fake his hypnosis by
making himself impervious to pain. No searches yield anything but a
further reference back to the movie.
Re: [Plant-education] Definition of Spore in PLants15 Jun 2007 19:11 GMT1
Hi all, Here's a start for you to throw darts at: the unicellular haploid product of meiosis (in a sporophyte).  Fire away!
Re: [Plant-education] Definition of Spore in PLants15 Jun 2007 19:11 GMT1
Hi all, Here's a start for you to throw darts at: the unicellular haploid product of meiosis (in a sporophyte).  Fire away!
do all leaves and branches make the soil more acid??13 Jun 2007 01:01 GMT6
I know that pine needles acidify the soil and that oak leaves also
acidify the soil. But what about all other
kinds of leaves and branches? Is it only pine and oak leaves and
branches? I would think that all green
how widespread is the cambium layer03 Jun 2007 18:04 GMT5
I had some awful rabbit attacks on a locust sapling and a 5 year old
apple tree whose trunk was about the
thickness of my upper arm. The rabbits ate all the way around and
about a band width of my hand. I had thought
 
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