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Re: [IGS] Intro to Pollinating please
- To: I*@MAELSTROM.STJOHNS.EDU
- Subject: Re: [IGS] Intro to Pollinating please
- From: D* N* <J*@PRODIGY.COM>
- Date: Thu, 12 Mar 1998 12:41:50 -0500
-- [ From: Dale Neil * EMC.Ver #2.5.3 ] --
Hi Diane,
Thanks for you comments about pollination.So the stigma has cilia that
moves the polin down. Hmmmmm.... do you know of any way that I could
assist the process. I know that around where I live, they always say
that the hight humidity in the summer (which the midwest is famous for)
helps the corn to pollinate for a good crop. I was wondering if that
might apply in anyway to geraniums. I know that many of them grow in
semi-arid conditions so I am guessing that humidity isn't a big factor
but I don't know for sure.
> greater marvels of plant biology, don't you think? (I recently asked a
science
> teacher how they can REALLY teach in evolution. Evolution, my eye.
There are
> too many pieces to this game!)
> --
I happen to agree that the complexities and orderliness of life as we
know it does seem to show a controlled type of development to say the
least. I also know that those who do believe in evolution become amazed
by the idea that chance can produce such things over eons. <sigh> I
asked my brother once as to where the first bolt of lighting came from
that formed the first amino acids and he asked me where God came from. I
guess we both had a valid question in that. At some point we all have
to take a leap in faith .
TTYL,
Dale
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