can anyone help me with my bio project? i have a wild flower project due and i need to find out where i can find wild flowers near palm desert. also, please be more specific on what street. thanx.
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go here ---> http://www.desertusa.com/magdec97/psmuseums/dec_livedesert.html\n\nit's not a good source but it's better than nothing.
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It would be nice to see species of plants and animals that you can't find anywhere else. There's a word for that in botany and zoology, but I can't think of the name for it. Indigenous or native plants and animals, like deep sea fish that deep oceans are the ONLY place you find them. Why not save up some money, grab a few science text books for identification, bring a camera and lots of film. You could discover something new and name it after you.
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Very cool.... I also liked the one with the palm tree!!!
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Organize a local garden to help encourage community,get small home gardens started to share with neighbors,the needy, community kitchens, the elderly +. I would call them Victory over hunger gardens. There is some space in most peoples homes or near their homes for a garden,like a patio,window sill,roof. I have been doing it in the small scale but I want to go larger and do more. I asked for input on answers just today. You can be the idea man in your area get people growing healthier lifestyles, and bringing their community closer together.\nJust a ruff idea best of luck in what ever you choose,I know it will be appreciated. ~A~
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There are Ceiba trees at the ruins ... they have pods with many seeds surrounded by a dense mat of cottony fibers. Does this fit? Or it could be a legume (bean-like seed?) of some sort or a member of Bignoniaceae (flat winged seed?). If it is 9 months old it hasn't faced a full Canadian winter yet, I hope you are going to protect it!
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HEY,\n\nI emailed you last night in regards to this question. Maybe it didn't work. Anyways, I know Alisha Merritt very well. She no longer lives in Qld. However, if you could let me know more about yourself I can pass the info to her and she could respond!!! \n\nCheers.
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Try posting this under home and garden. Isn't a portulaca a type of flower??? Don't quote me, I could be wrong!\n\nEdit - after receiving your email...\n\nSeriously, I don't know the answer! I was just trying to give you a better pointer to where you might find someone who does know! As I mentioned, don't quote me. I know some flowers are named potulacas, but that doesn't mean a portulaca aleracea is a flower! I was only trying to help! Sorry!
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I posted a question about 2 wks ago asking for help.My brother was murdered,and a 17yr old girl did it.She got charged with youthful offender and she turned 18 a month later.Her friends are in jail too on charges of 1st degree murder. My brothers name was Robby Brown  Stillwater,OK.Payne County. I hope someone out there is still thinking or us.We had missing flyers posted for 4 months.Hunters found my brother skeltal remains.Am I who you are looking for?
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Many a human ash has been spread in a public place.  I think I want to be spread over the Gulf of Mexico.  I love the ocean and have lived near the gulf all my life.  You might check with the authorities in the town where the lake is.  If they tell you NO then do it anyway when nobody is looking.   Sorry for your loss.
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I had the good fortune to attend a one-room school for the first two years of my education. One of my most fond memories was a "nature walk" We teamed up, old and young, as partners (often the same family, but not always) and the teacher lead us through the playground and a neighboring wooded area. The teacher pointed out different birds, plants, and trees. \n   She also had us find specimens like clover, lemon weed, fallen leaves, goldenrod, plantain (Broadleaf plantain) and others. We then took them back with us and saved them in shoe boxes. Leaves were pressed between wax paper, etc. and then we reported to the class on what we had found and how to identify them. Sometimes even the teacher was "stumped" at an identification and a contest was held, first person to identify it got a prize (usually an apple).\n    That one hour "nature walk" could extend into weeks of research and work. The memories of it have certainly extended into my adulthood. (That was 42 years ago.)
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I live locally to the abigail west area as well, i have been to the ruins of the house and seen some really weird shit, flames lighting in a fire place from the ruins.. me and groups of friends are trying to find the directions to the spot again we went years ago and cant remember where it is..so any info you have would be great. Were also looking to start a paranormal group for the adirondack area..my email is poetgurl1927@yahoo.com email me.
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get your hands on "The Geranium on the Windowsill Just Died But Teacher You Went Right On." It's out of print, so a library might be the best place. it will blow your mind. it's so good.
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http://elib.cs.berkeley.edu/flowers/
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I've been to the National Arboretum and it is nice.  The Missouri Botanical Garden is the largest in the United States and it is wonderful!\n\nHey Djddan, I now see that you are the one who was asking all of those taxonomy questions.  I am a botanist and that is an area of interest of mine.  If you have any other questions you can reach me at wjlabarre@yahoo.com\n\nBut, I really recommend that book I told you about - "The Variety of Life," by Coin Tudge.  It will clear up a lot for you and give you a broad understanding of classifying organisims.  It's an excellent book.  I looked at the wikipedia site you saw and you were right, it's not that clear.
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Check this link for park listings.\nhttp://phoenix.gov/PARKS/parkidx.html#TopOfPage
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this tells you all about it\n\nhttp://www.emc.maricopa.edu/faculty/farabee/BIOBK/BioBookPS.html
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there is a small park area in north phoenix, west of I-17 around 35th Ave and Deer Valley Rd that has a nice walking area where you can see a whole bunch. I think it's called Petroglyph park or something.  It's protected and you have to pay a few bucks to get in.  It's also wheelchair accessible I think.