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Botany Science ProjectsScience projects are not just fun for young elementary students, but they foster learning in high schoolers as well. Botany classes can venture beyond trips to the local greenhouse to learn more about plants through some hands-on experiments.
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The Field of Forensic Botany and Its HistoryPaper provides information on the field of botany as it applies to forensic science. Learn about the skills necessary for the career and how to apply them. Follow an interview with a certified forensic botanist and see how they work in the field.
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Etsy Interview with Metal BotanyA look inside Metal Botany, a new jewelry shop on Etsy that carries beautiful beaded work and metal designs. -
Botany Science Experiment for Kids - How to Build a Plant MazeThis plant maze experiment is a ton of fun, and teaches kids all about the exciting world of botany. -
Plants and Botany-related Gift IdeasPlants and botany-related gift ideas for Christmas and other occasions
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Botany Science Fair Projects for High SchoolThis article discusses several ideas for creating a high school level science fair project in botany.
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Two Free Botany Science Fair ProjectsInstructiosn for two free botany science fair projects.
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Entomology and Botany in Criminal CasesThis article describes the role of entomology and botany in criminal cases.
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The Botany of Desire by Michael Pollan: Book ReviewIn "The Botany of Desire," Michael Pollan explores man's relationship with plants. More than a simple science/biology book, this is one page-turner you won't want to put down.
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The Ersatz Botanist: Highway Botany in WisconsinThe first installment of the Ersatz Botanist, a sporadically published series of articles which will spotlight the flora of south central Wisconsin. -
Science Experimens for Kids: Capillary Action and BotanyWith this experiment you'll learn all about the principles of capillary action, discover how water travels, and learn how nutrients travel through plant structures. -
Strange and Poignant BotanyNarrative poem told from the POV of a dead person.
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How to Create a Botany Science Fair Project for Middle SchoolThis article covers how to make one science fair project that is easily within the abilities of a middle school student.
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Botany Education & Lessons on Organic Agriculture in the Educational SettingIn many public school systems, students are being exposed to science in a new and innovative approach through the use of greenhouses, growing fresh plants and vegetables. -
How to Hand-Pollinate an OrchidWant to make your orchids make seed pods? This guide explains in an easy to understand manner how to quickly and easily hand-pollinate your orchids! No botany knowledge needed!
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Choosing Science Courses for Your HomeschoolerChoosing between astronomy, biology, botany, chemistry, earth or environmental science, physics, weather, zoology and computer science for homeschool questions.
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Plants Vs. Zombies Review - Use Plants to Defend Your Residence from ZombiesPlants vs. Zombies is an innovatice, fun, cartoony tower defense game that any gamer, young or old, will enjoy. -
Poison Ivy, Poison Oak, Poison Sumac - An Evil Lesson in BotanyIn this article the author relates what he recently learned after picking a fight with Toxicodendrun Radicans. The battle was ugly, but he finally emerged victorious. -
How to Keep Your Houseplants ThrivingHopeless with plants? Do your friends joke about your "black thumb"? Keeping houseplants isn't rocket science, and it doesn't require a degree in botany-just an ounce of knowledge and a lot of common sense. -
Botany 911: First Aid for Ailing HouseplantsThe leaves are brown and crisp, the foliage is lifeless, the plant won't bloom, or perhaps there are holes in the leaves. What causes these ailments and how can they be treated?
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Visit the Gardens of the Magnificent Mile in Chicago: Where Fashion Meets BotanyThe gardens of the Magnificent Mile have gone from botanical display to public art display, something Chicago has become known for. -
Anatomy of an OrchidOrchids are an exquisite flowering plant with around 30,000 different species. Undoubtedly, the most popular plant to cross pollinate among horticulturist.
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Bisexuality: A Separate OrientationSarah Afshar elaborates why bisexuality is a separate orientation
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Summer Squash for Your Home GardenSeveral varietal ideas for when planting squash in the kitchen garden.
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How to Plan a Wild Outdoor Summer Honeymoon Near Fresno, CaliforniaLearn how to plan a wild outdoor honeymoon near the California city of Fresno.
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The Savage Nation with Michael Savage is Growing for a ReasonSavage has a reputation in the talk show world as being one of the "hardest hitting" commentators on the radio which is probably the reason for much of his success. Savage tells it like he sees it with no regard for what might be the politically correct thing to say
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Basically Beethoven FestivalLocal classical music fans will enjoy a break from the recent 40-day torrent of rain at the Basically Beethoven Festival in Dallas, TX.
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Fungi in Food: More Than Just Mushrooms!Which of your favorite foods were made with fungi? -
The Botanical Significance of Floyd County, GeorgiaThe Botanical Significance of Floyd County, Georgia
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Hiking on Oahu on the Pu'u Maelieli TrailMaelieli, though hard to pronounce, is a short little gem of a hike. -
Organically Friendly Lawncare: Using HerbicidesAn overview of the ways in which to improve lawn care with herbicides.
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Haunted Colleges Series: Penn State UniversityThe ghosts of Penn State University.
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Three BotanistsA research team of three botanists went to a remote area to see if they could find any new species of... -
Endangered Species: African Wild DogThe African wild dog's scientific name is Lycaon pictus. This means "painted wolf". This is an appropriate name for the African wild dog. Its coat has patches and swirls of black, gray, yellow and white. -
Finding Christian Symbolism in Modern HerbsHerbology has long been steeped in mysticism and legend. Learn how 4 herbs share the story of Christianity. -
Han Dynasty and Its AchievementsHow Was Life in Ancient China
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College & Career Options for Nature LoversIt's time for high school seniors, freshman, and sophomores to make decisions about their education and future careers. If you love being outdoors one of these jobs may be just what you are looking for. -
Not Men of the Liberated MindsetVolunteer helpers from the business school spend an afternoon working with a saw-wielding female supervisor. -
Reviewing "Outback Steakhouse"This article reviews "Outback Steakhouse."
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Free Summer Activities in Boulder, ColoradoIn Boulder, a highly active outdoor city, it's easy to find activities at no cost. Free entertainment is available all around the city.
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