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  1. Plant Science: An Introduction to Botany HDRips | AVI/XviD, ~875 kb/s | 1024x576 | Duration: 12:25:22 | English: MP3, 68 kb/s (2 ch) | + PDF Book Size: 5.28 GB | Genre: Botany If you look around right now, chances are you'll see a plant. It could be a succulent in a pot on your desk, grasses or shrubs just outside your door, or trees in a park across the way. Proximity to plants tends to make us happy, even if we don't notice, offering unique pleasures and satisfactions. And of course without plants, we wouldn't even be here: Not only do plants produce oxygen, they also produce their own food-the food that directly or indirectly supports us and all animal life on the planet. In the 24 lectures of Plant Science: An Introduction to Botany, Dr. Catherine Kleier invites us into the uniquely satisfying world of plants, and the joy of celebrating and learning from the secrets of living nature. As Dr. Kleier shares her tremendous depth of knowledge with contagious excitement for her subject-supported by fascinating graphics and in-studio demonstrations-she emphasizes the "stories" of plants themselves: Without neglecting genetics or cell microbiology, or larger ecosystems and habitats, her primary emphasis is always on how plants we see all around us live and adapt. Dr. Kleier shares with you the pleasures of being able to identify and understand the workings of that tree just outside your window - and of any other plant you may encounter. With almost 400,000 known species and thousands more identified every year, the variety of plant life is almost overwhelming-from the microscopic to the largest organism on Earth. In Plant Science: An Introduction to Botany, you will explore the astonishing adaptations that allow plants to live in an enormous variety of ecosystems, from deserts and the ocean floor to thousands of feet above sea level and on every continent. You will understand why there are no fewer than three kinds of photosynthesis, how the process separates plants from animals, and why many plants rely on symbiosis with bacteria and fungi in conjunction with photosynthetic processes. See Plants in a New Way. And Another New Way. Recent scientific research from botany has offered astonishing revelations about the diurnal sleeping and waking cycles of trees. And DNA analysis proves fungi are actually more closely related to humans than to plants. These and many other discoveries illuminate the ways taxonomic identification of plants has changed with the advent of DNA sequencing and other cutting-edge scientific breakthroughs, allowing for a greater understanding of the world around us, such as: How scientists, never able to grow lichen in the lab, finally determined that lichen is neither plant nor animal, but a "sandwich" of three distinct organisms How plants, no less than beavers building a dam, are "ecosystem engineers" and capable of protecting their territories Why you rarely see blue plants Why 600 species of plants eat animals for nutrients, while others are outfitted with poison-injecting hairs How some plants can grow to enormous size, like grass that can reach to 130 feet tall and leaves measuring more than 80 feet long, or trees that bear 92-pound fruit The science behind genetically modified organisms and the real issues presented by GMO technology Lectures: 01-Joy_of_Botany_.m4v 02-Plants_Are_like_People_.m4v 03-Moss_Sex_and_Peat's_Engineered_Habitat_.m4v 04-Fern_Spores,_Vascular_Conquest_of_Land_.m4v 05-Roots_and_Symbiosis_with_Non-Plants_.m4v 06-Stems_Are_More_Than_Just_the_In-Between_.m4v 07-Leaf_as_a_Biochemical_Factory_.m4v 08-Photosynthesis_Everyone_Should_Understand_.m4v 09-Days_and_Years_in_the_Lives_of_Plants_.m4v 10-Advent_of_Seeds-Cycads_and_Ginkgoes_.m4v 11-Why_Conifers_Are_Holiday_Plants_.m4v 12-Secrets_of_Flower_Power_.m4v 13-Coevolution_of_Who_Pollinates_Whom_.m4v 14-Many_Forms_of_Fruit-Tomatoes_to_Peanuts_.m4v 15-Plant_Seeds_Get_Around_.m4v 16-Water_Plants_Came_from_Land_.m4v 17-Why_the_Tropics_Have_So_Many_Plant_Species_.m4v 18-Complexity_of_Grasses_and_Grasslands_.m4v 19-Shrublands_of_Roses_and_Wine_.m4v 20-Desert_Bonanza_of_Plant_Shapes_.m4v 21-How_Temperate_Trees_Change_Color_and_Grow_.m4v 22-Alpine_Cold_Makes_Plants_Do_Funny_Things_.m4v 23-Bad_Plants_Aren't_So_Bad_.m4v 24-Modifying_the_Genes_of_Plants_.m4v screenshot Download link: http://rapidgator.net/file/e709f7c9cbe2788844d4aca9524d8415/rxsaj.Plant.Science.An.Introduction.to.Botany.reduced.part1.rar.html http://rapidgator.net/file/90e29fb1ff2993ddeaffea6fa7eba935/rxsaj.Plant.Science.An.Introduction.to.Botany.reduced.part2.rar.html http://rapidgator.net/file/8b9d4065fab82488dbfac0223d0dbca8/rxsaj.Plant.Science.An.Introduction.to.Botany.reduced.part3.rar.html http://nitroflare.com/view/E28B50267B416BA/rxsaj.Plant.Science.An.Introduction.to.Botany.reduced.part1.rar http://nitroflare.com/view/F553C18DAF6A018/rxsaj.Plant.Science.An.Introduction.to.Botany.reduced.part2.rar http://nitroflare.com/view/9A3503D4B7DBA43/rxsaj.Plant.Science.An.Introduction.to.Botany.reduced.part3.rar https://uploadgig.com/file/download/35d0e5895a7B4263/rxsaj.Plant.Science.An.Introduction.to.Botany.reduced.part1.rar https://uploadgig.com/file/download/06c3Cff9dc1160bd/rxsaj.Plant.Science.An.Introduction.to.Botany.reduced.part2.rar https://uploadgig.com/file/download/482ac4df61d101e2/rxsaj.Plant.Science.An.Introduction.to.Botany.reduced.part3.rar http://uploaded.net/file/ugaki6wo/rxsaj.Plant.Science.An.Introduction.to.Botany.reduced.part1.rar http://uploaded.net/file/l6t5e42d/rxsaj.Plant.Science.An.Introduction.to.Botany.reduced.part2.rar http://uploaded.net/file/uni4rl1r/rxsaj.Plant.Science.An.Introduction.to.Botany.reduced.part3.rar Links are Interchangeable - No Password - Single Extraction
  2. Botany - Raw Light II (2017) INFO Title: Raw Light II Artist : Botany Year : 2017 Genre: Hip-Hop Packed size: 89 MB Format : MP3 Bitrate : 320Kbps Tracklist : 01 - No Heed 02 - Crowd Nothings 03 - Lo, Hi 04 - Yon 05 - Janis Joplin 06 - Tenth 07 - The Strangeways 08 - Wednesday Night Oct 28 2015 09 - Minuses 10 - Tetherball http://uploaded.net/file/7kay01v6/385096ca0eb46d0febcd28cdf6029648897aa.rar http://rapidgator.net/file/232487023af6f09ffd1fb0d1a4ec20a2/385096ca0eb46d0febcd28cdf6029648897aa.rar.html http://www.filefactory.com/file/2lyf757hczid/385096ca0eb46d0febcd28cdf6029648897aa.rar
  3. Botany - Deepak Verbera (2016) Title : Deepak Verbera Artist : Botany Year : 2016 Genre : Electronic Packed size: 102 MB Format : MP3 Bitrate : 320Kbps TRACKLIST 01 - Whose Ghost 02 - Appears (Mini Verberum) 03 - Ory (Joyous Toil) 04 - Burning From the Edges Inward 05 - Outer Verberum 06 - Clean Lungs 07 - Gleaning Gleaming 08 - Needam Wish To 09 - Valediction 10 - Orange Hits the Pupil http://uploadgig.com/file/download/00d95bef3540dabA/34986e421f25b13f8c19ec9bac566e55d62c8.rar http://rapidgator.net/file/57d6a5406c8dca8c4bffda680758424d/34986e421f25b13f8c19ec9bac566e55d62c8.rar.html
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