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A seed culture is a small amount of actively growing microorganisms (such as yeast or bacteria) that is used to inoculate a larger fermentation culture. Seed cultures help ensure consistent and rapid growth of the desired microorganism in industrial processes such as fermentation for food production or biofuel generation.
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What does the seed of the gerbera look like?
The seed of a gerbera daisy is tiny and usually shaped like a flat, oval disc with a brown color. It is important to note that gerbera daisies are usually propagated through division or tissue culture rather than from seed.
What is a seed in biology?
In biology, or more specifically botany, a seed refers to any tissue that can regenerate an entire organism on it's own. It is distinct from the embryo in that it also provides supporting cells, that nourish the embryo. In practical biology, seed refers to a starter for growth, such as cells for a cell culture, or bacterial input for a fermentation process.
Why is a disease more likely to kill every one of a group of plants produced by tissue culture than a group produced by seed?
Plants produced by tissue culture are clones, so they all have the same genetic makeup. This means they have limited genetic diversity and are more susceptible to disease. In contrast, plants produced by seed have greater genetic diversity, which can help some individuals resist the disease.
The tough outer layer of a seed is called the?
the seed coat
What is latin seed?
If you mean the Latin Seed, weightloss 'aid' it is actually Brazilian Candlenut seed - also known as Kukui nut seed [Aleurites moluccana] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kukui. The Latin Seed is sourced from the Amazon Basin near the Bolivian border, the seeds are reputed to absorb the nutrients from the Amazon soil and have been used in South America for generations for their health properties including weight loss. The seed is reported to help normalise cholesterol, blood pressure and has a detoxing element to its action.
How are Malaysian chrysanthemums pollinated?
Malaysia is a big source for florist chrysanthemums. Many of them are not grown from seed but from tissue culture.
What does the seed of the gerbera look like?
The seed of a gerbera daisy is tiny and usually shaped like a flat, oval disc with a brown color. It is important to note that gerbera daisies are usually propagated through division or tissue culture rather than from seed.
How African violet reproduce?
African violets reproduce by seed, planting a leaf with one inch of the stem intact, and leaf culture.
What symbolizes new life?
There are many symbols of new life in poplar culture. These include a butterfly, a baby, a seed, a plant, and a lotus flower.
What is a seed in biology?
In biology, or more specifically botany, a seed refers to any tissue that can regenerate an entire organism on it's own. It is distinct from the embryo in that it also provides supporting cells, that nourish the embryo. In practical biology, seed refers to a starter for growth, such as cells for a cell culture, or bacterial input for a fermentation process.
What is application of hormonal stimulation in fish culture?
One problem with such composite fish culture is that many of these fish breed onlyduring monsoon. Even if fish seed is collected from the wild, it can be mixed with that of other species as well. So, a major problem in fish farming is the lack of availability of goodquality seed. To overcome this problem, ways have now been worked out to breed these fish in ponds using hormonal stimulation. This has ensured the supply of pure fish seed in desired quantities.
Why is genesis 315 important for world culture?
This verse is known as the protevangelium, meaning "The First Gospel." It predicts the perpetual hostility between Satan and the woman (representing all mankind), and between Satan's seed (his agents) and her Seed (the Messiah). The woman's Seed would crush the Devil's head, a mortal wound spelling utter defeat. This wound was administered at Calvary when the Savior decisively triumphed over the Devil. This is important for world culture because it shows us God is in control.
Why is a disease more likely to kill every one of a group of plants produced by tissue culture than a group produced by seed?
Plants produced by tissue culture are clones, so they all have the same genetic makeup. This means they have limited genetic diversity and are more susceptible to disease. In contrast, plants produced by seed have greater genetic diversity, which can help some individuals resist the disease.
The tough outer layer of a seed is called the?
the seed coat
What has the author Cedric E Lindsay written?
Cedric E. Lindsay has written: 'Potential sources of pacific oyster seed in Korea and Taiwan' -- subject(s): Oyster culture
How propagation of plants through synthetic seeds is different from micro-propagation?
tissue culture is diff 4m synthetic seed technology............. synthetics seeds r produced through tissue culture methods. tissue culture provides explants 4 synthetic seeds. the explant may b shoot tip / somatic embryo/embryo..........
What is a seed coat of a seed?
seed made of tree
