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Dictionary » S » Stalk Stalkstalk A stem. Usually refers to the pituitary stalk that connects the pituitary gland to the hypothalamus. A slender or elongated structure that supports a plant or fungus or a plant part or plant organ. ![]()
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Results from our forumHow would Gene Proteins Work as A Vaccine?... viruses almost never changes between strains. A vaccine using that part MIGHT give protection against many strains, but that part is the "stalk" of a mushroom-shaped protein, and in strains where the proteins are very crowded or don't stick out as far, an antibody to the stalk wouldn't ...
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plant electricity <An idea that probably wouldn't work>... alge are incredible at caputureing the suns power. and some such as bamboo grow so fast. it would be neat if we could put some thing on top of a stalk of bamboo for it to push against. And through a series of gears have it turn a generator to lessen or eliminate the amount of fuel burned. :? ...
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Mitosis and MeiosisCabbage bolting is flowering stalk production and, therefore, need mitosis. If you were talking about ‘swelling’ as growing, then I would understand what you are talking about. As it is, however, I do not. Another interesting point you ...
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Lab Question- UrgentFlowers can be preserved much longer when the stalk is soaked in coconut water, and their colors will stay bright! :)
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ARE SLIME MOLD SLUGS MULTI-CELLULAR ORGANISMS?I am referring to the way amoeba come together and form into "bodies" which move to a new location and form a stalk with "seed". I understand there are mold cells that do this as well. The indistinct area between unicellular and multi-cellular organisms is to me ...
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