Prunus Essays

  • The Versatile, and Loved Cherry Tree

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    Japan, that have developed unique and prized characteristics (Encyclopedia Britannica, 1999). Cherry trees, like many fruit bearing trees, are members of the rose family. The scientific name for the family is Rosaceae. Cherries are in the genus Prunus along with apricots, peaches, and plums (The Columbia Encyclopedia Online, 2000). Cherry trees come in hundreds of varieties, but are derived from only a few species. There are two main species valued for their fruit, a couple of species are known

  • Noh Play Analysis

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    In Noh there are many things that are significant, and that have deeper meanings. For instance the simple way that they walk, sing, and move all mean something more. While doing the presentations on a Noh play I noticed something beautiful about the play that I had chosen. Spring was mentioned a lot, it had many cameos in the play. In Yuya the entire back story of the play is the discussions of going to see the cherry blossoms. Spring in Japan means a whole lot more than just another season

  • Senpai, Another Protector in Japan

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    Senpai, Another Protector in Japan In America, differences of age and status do not affect the relationship between people as they do in Japan. Students can talk to professors in very casual ways. A freshman and a senior in college can be good friends. In Japan, however, when Japanese people get together, their behaviors are influenced by an awareness of the order and rank of each person within the group according to age and social status. Respect to seniors is a social obligation that cannot

  • The Insane Fangirl: A Short Story

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    The Insane Fangirl’s Tale The crew was riding down highway 281 as fast as they could but it was never enough for the people behind them. “Stupid citizens driving their fancy cars,” scoffed Ace, the Insane Fangirl. “Why don’t they take their horse carriages like us?” “Maybe they don’t have horse carriages,” squeaked Koty, the Introvert in a tone barely audible. “What nonsense!” cried Ace. “She has a point,” murmured Jack, the Leprechaun. “I agree with Ace!” bellowed mark, the Gamer, who dressed

  • Beloved by Morrison

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    Beloved by Morrison Beloved is the tale of an escaped slave, Sethe, who is trying to achieve true freedom. Unfortunately, though she is no longer in servitude to a master, she is chained to her "hainted" past. Morrison effectively depicts the shattered lives of Sethe, her family, fellow former slaves, and the community through a unique writing style. The narrative does not follow a traditional, linear plot line. The reader discovers the story of Sethe through fragments from the past and

  • Wild Plums

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    In today’s society people are judged primarily on their looks and the amount of money that they have. As we take a look into the short story, “Wild Plums”, one can agree that the primary purpose of this short story is to illustrate how people believe they are inferior to others because of the way they look or act. The main family in the story thinks they are too good to go pick wild plums with the slumps and they think they are too good to be around them. When the little girl talks about visiting

  • The Movie Water Symbolism

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    Symbolism: Based off the previous answers given, symbolism played a crucial role in this movie because it contrasted to the imagery of the setting. The most obvious symbol in the movie is water. While water was already touched on a bit in past questions, there is a lot more to extrapolate. Water in this movie did not represent a universal symbol but a cultural symbol so research needed to be done to fully understand the meaning of water. Water, as stated previously, water represents the adaptation

  • Central Park Research Paper

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    Some New Yorkers flee to the Hamptons during the summer and others go to Central Park. Spanning more than four square miles of prime Manhattan real estate, Central Park is a sweet escape from city living. From the romantic paddle boat rides on The Lake to the furry friends at The Zoo, Central Park offers the perfect surroundings for incredible photography. Grand Lens Photography shares with you today a list of beautiful areas in Central Park, NY for beautiful engagement photos. 1) The Cherry

  • Peach Case Study

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    Evaluation of edible coating to alleviate the chilling injury in peach fruit (Prunus persica L.) Abstract Peach (Prunis persica L.) is one of the major temperate fruits grown in australia. It ripes and deteriorates very quickly when stored at ambiant temperature. Cold storage is used to slowdown the decay process. However, chilling injury caused by storage of fruit within the 2.2-7.6°C (36-46°F) temperature range is one of the major post-Harvest physiological disorder that limits the storage life

  • Queens Botanical Garden

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    Our walk began at the entrance of the Queens Botanical Garden where we observed a tree that had been present there for quite some time. In front of the garden’s entrance on Main Street there is a tree sculpture that was built in 2002 in dedication to the victims and heroes of 9/11. Also I noticed that the garden's perimeter is enclosed by a steel fence that has the garden’s name and the native plants to that area inscribed on the panels of the fence. The weather that morning was very cold and we

  • A Japanese Spring

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    The views that can be experienced in Japan can vary from beautiful corner roman shops to the majestic Mount Fuji. Japan can be considered one of the most beautiful countries in the world, due to its unique architecture and ancient cultural traditions. The spring time is especially special because of the sublime cherry blossoms that cover the landscapes. The spring is a very joyous and exciting time of the year for the Japanese people; many Japanese national holidays during the months of April and

  • Dielectric Essay

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    A dielectric material is a substance that is a poor conductor of electricity. If the flow of current between opposite electric charge poles is kept to a minimum while the electrostatic lines of flux are not impeded or interrupted, an electrostatic field can store energy. Most dielectric materials are solid. Examples include porcelain (ceramic), mica, glass, plastics, and the oxides of various metals. Some liquids and gases can serve as good dielectric materials. Dry air is an excellent dielectric

  • Essay On Allelopathy

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    experiment, wheat (Triticum sp.) seeds were exposed to extracts from four plant species to determine whether or not these species processes inhibitors of growth. The extracts were from goldenrod (Solidago sp.), aspen (Populus tremuloides), black cherry (Prunus serotina), and aster (Aster novae-angliae). The quaking aspen is a deciduous tree native to North America. Aspens have shallow root systems, the ability to survive long term flooding, and formation of clones connected through root systems (USDA Forest

  • Peach Essay

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    Introduction Peach is a decideous tree,native to North-West China. The peach has a botanical name of Prunus persica, it belongs to the family Rosaceae(Bassi and Monet 2008:5). Peach has straight and smooth trunk with somewhat reddish to greenish bark in its first year of growth with later becoming dark grey silver (Bassi and Monet 2008:5).This would be a small tree but can reach 8m if not pruned ,the leaves are lanceolate but the size will depend on tree vigor (Danick and Paull ,2008:719) .It explained

  • Origin Of Peaches In South Africa

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    to the point of post harvest handling. 1.1.2 Origin of peaches The origin of peach evoke a great sense of attribution to the people of China ,it also indicate how mankind have developed in the science of knowledge .The peach has a botanical name of Prunus persica .This scientifically name originate from the school of thought that perceived peach to be from Persia (this would include Iran in modern day ) ,its believed this view was first published by Linne in 1758 ( Bassi and Monet ,2008:1).Then In

  • The Tale of Genji

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    World History The Tale of Genji The Tale of Genji, not only had a huge impact on Japanese literature, it is considered to be the first novel ever written in the world. Japanese literature was limited to poetry, fairytales, and memoirs until the birth of this remarkable work. The tale revolves around prince Genji’s life and his love adventures in an important period in Japanese history. Its complicated plot focuses on the significance of the Heian period and portrays in detail the life of the upper

  • Leyasu's Influence On Japanese Culture

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    Before the great emperor Leyasu, in the starkly arranged feudal society held under Hideyoshi’s reign, creativity didn’t come from it’s leaders, or even the conservative military class, but creativity came merely from the two lowest classes you could possibly think of; the merchants and the artisans. Although they were very belittled and surpassed by many in the Confucian society, they still had free reign with social benefits. Little did the Royal hierarchy know that the lower, underprivileged citizens