Evergreen

hi, this is my first post. I live in CT and have a mystery plant that started growing in a pot I had outside. At first it looked like an evergreen....just spikey leaves growing. then it started to branch out and got rather dense within a month. Then pretty yellow flowers began to bloom with ...

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... cell divisions, enhance photosynthesis and therefore more food to produce new morphological parts. No wonder tropics region has more plants and evergreen

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Deciduous or evergreen?

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Interesting Polish study and results on patients: http://www.evergreen.edu/phage/polishresearch/polishupdate.htm I believe the Pasteur Institute opened again, just to start working on this again. They did once before: History and bacteriophage: http://www.icfer.org/bacteriophages.htm ...

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... goes in deeper, so you can see they are using it in the environment. And it will not effect us? Bacteriophage development began here: http://www.evergreen.edu/phage/ Note; picture on right side. skytroll skytroll

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