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Research into plant biology.
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kale
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I planted some kale outdoors last year later than it should be planted. Only one came up and also survived. It has gone through at least 3 winter freezes, down to 13 degrees F, with no protection from the cold. It is doing fine now, and it perked up when I watered it. Is it unusal for kale to... more »
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Scientific Expedition to Discover a Patagonian Island
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Discounts available for schools ands environmental organizations. Scientific Expedition to Discover a Patagonian Island Botanical Adventure and Exploration of Isla Magdalena Starting in the Chilean summer of January 2010, a group of explorers will set out on an extraordinary expedition. They will be trail blazing into the... more »
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Wicked Plants
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NPR - 2009's Crop of Great Gardening Books ([link]) "Wicked Plants: The Weed That Killed Lincoln's Mother and Other Botanical Atrocities" by Amy Stewart (Amazon.com: [link] ) "Consider yourself warned," writes Amy Stewart. "Within the plant kingdom lurk unfathomable evils." Bram Stoker meets Agatha Christie in... more »
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Does anybody have gDNA of Xanthomonas. campestris pv.armoraciae?
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Dear Researchers, I want to clone a gene from Xanthomonas. campestris pv.armoraciae. But my lab is not allowed to have this pathogen. So could anybody send me some gDNA so that I can clone from it? Thanks a lot. Dr. Yajie Niu Department of Molecular Biology Massachusetts General Hospital 185 Cambridge Street... more »
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Bioprotocols online
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Sciclips has launched a unique database of bioprotocols for researchers. Researchers will have free access to these bioprotocols which have been extracted from published journal articles and patents/ patent applications. We are the first to list protocols from published US patents, US patent and WO (PCT) applications. We have thousands of... more »
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Review of How To Read a Book - The Classic Guide to Intelligent Reading
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There is so much information out there that professionals can become overwhelmed just thinking about it. How can you keep pace? Do you know how to read effectively? How to Read a Book which was originally written in 1940 and updated in 1972 is packed with lots of useful information, and it isn't the type of book you read once. I thought that... more »
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