"Hello Dick,
This is a very good question. The purple anthocyanin pigment in the Purple stem hairy will act dominant over the green stem in the Non-purple hairless (anthocyaninless). By crossing the purple stem with the non-purple stem and…"
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Dan Lauffer commented on Wisconsin Fast Plants Program's group Bioenergy_FastPlants_GLBRC"Hi Eric,
Thank you for the question. If you have specific district / state standards, course objectives, etc. that you would like to have in hard copy during the institute, please bring them along. We will have wireless access throughout the week…"
Dan Lauffer replied to CArol Ross-Baumann's discussion Wondering about simulated bee sticks..."Hi Terasa,
I am wondering if the yellow jacket was not dead. Do you know?
Dan"
Dan Lauffer replied to Phillip Scott Alexander's discussion Biological principles demonstrated with Fast Plants"Hi Scott,
Congratulations on finishing your Senior thesis!
-Dan"
Dan Lauffer replied to Eric Hall's discussion Scientific Explanations in the group Bioenergy_FastPlants_GLBRC"Hi Eric,
I am going to try to upload the power point presentation I presented for the RET work. If you are not able to download it, let me know and we will figure out another way to send you the information. Looking forward to seeing you and your…"
Dan Lauffer replied to CArol Ross-Baumann's discussion Wondering about simulated bee sticks..."Hi Carol
We have never heard about the stingers aggravating students with allergies. One suggestion that will make the beesticks easier to make is to place a moist piece of paper towel in the container with the bees overnight (or for a few hours).…"
Dan Lauffer replied to Amy's discussion Pollinating with Bee sticks - Help!"Amy, great questions.
The Fast Plants flowers can be pollinated as many times as you would like. On average, each flower has the potential to reproduce for about 5 days after it has opened. It does not matter where your students start pollination.…"
Dan Lauffer replied to Amy's discussion Pollinating with Bee sticks - Help!"Hi Amy,
The time for pollination is when your plants are in flower. We have found that pollinating every other day for 2-3 pollinations works well for seed production. Some teachers will pollinate everyday for 3 -4 days to be sure every flower is…"
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- At 7:32am on April 7, 2008, Dan Lauffer said…
- Hi Carolyn,
It was great to see you as well. We look forward to seeing your data on this new network. Please pass on the information regarding the network to anyone you know using Fast Plants. Our goal is to increase the membership as quickly as possible to keep the discussion threads going and meet the needs of our diverse audience.
Take care and I hope that Spring has made to Indiana!
Dan
- At 7:23am on April 7, 2008,
Carolyn Hayes said… - It was good to see you in Boston. Just got an email from a teacher wanting more info on Fast Plants and I came back to the website and found this new network. What a great idea. I will definitely share my population experiments ideas soon. Carolyn
- At 12:11pm on March 31, 2008,
Dan McDonnell said… - just don't have a pict of my self on this machine. I will let Mercy and Barb know about Kelly. Did you get an email address for her? I made this page a homepage tab so I will check it now and then. But I am not a Myspace type person. talk later.
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