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| Developed a workable plant classification system based upon the structure of the plant |
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| Developed or originated in america's |
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| Synthesis of protein in the cell(RNA) |
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| nutrients up the vascular system |
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| below ground modified stem |
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| space between the nodes on a stem |
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| male portion of the flower |
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| pollen production of the flower |
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| Federal legislation which established land grant colleges |
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| society which most likely contributed the most to gardens within society during the 200's |
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| portion of the flower which is responsible for seed development |
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| portion of the flower which comes in contact with the pollen after released |
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| part of the structure which regulates the stomata |
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| flower which has male and female in the same flower |
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| growth regulator that will encourage root ripening |
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| Hormone which will speed up maturity of fruit ripening |
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| insect which cause the most damage to cole crops |
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| plant which goes to seed in one growing season |
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| movement of carbohydrates, minerals and water throughout the plant |
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| loss of water from the plant |
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| most common or popular vegetative propagation method |
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| plant which is produced by crossing two inbred lines |
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| 6CO2 + 12H2O -> C6H12O6 + 6H2O + 6O2 |
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| adjusting of the temperature so to control germination |
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