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self-fertilizing.[9][10] The fruits (seeds) are about 2 mm (1⁄16 in) in diameter and of various colors—from white to red or black, depending on the cultivar.[11] Natural distribution[edit] Chenopodium quinoa is believed to have been...

disrupting properties of BPA have largely been demonstrated, that BPA has exhibited both estrogenic and antiandrogenic effects6. Accumulating experimental studies have revealed that BPA can bind steroid receptors, decrease steroidogenic...

specific properties required for a customer. Power Engineering - it is an alternative power source, a highly efficient power saving material due to electric conductivity in production of infrared heaters of low specific capacity (from 1...

requiring fertilizing and/or soil amending has many causes. Growing certain crops or plants might deplete the soil. In agriculture, crops are rotated from year to year with increasing soil fertility in mind. Some plants, like roses, are...

and fertilizing the cultural soil for future innovation. Originality and universality are relative elements that interact with each other to shape the character of a particular culture. Any cultural group is bound to collapse if it...

recommended fertilizing the soil and cutting off all leaves covered in roya, which cannot survive in dead leaves. The Regional International Organization for Plant Protection and Animal Health (OIRSA) will back the measures, but the...

the element that best expresses the properties and qualities of matter. It is water, whose qualities are receptivity...Water thus symbolizes the raw material which received the fertilizing seeds of the spirit. By fertilizing matter...

male fertilizing grains of grass, trees and flowers. Tree pollen is the leading cause of allergies in early spring, while grass and flower pollens are more common in late spring. Grass and flower pollen are worse in areas where there are...

or fertilizing, for raising crops; till *native: Existing in or belonging to one by nature; innate *release: To set free from confinement, restraint, or bondage *grown: To increase in size by a natural process 12) *balance: A state of...