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Oh, btw, they don't have to be plants. I just chose them because they tend to stay still .

I'm a bio student at the University of PR and we have to do an ecology experiment that is due for December. I decided to do it with plants since they tend to remain still, but I don't have a clear idea for it. So, can anyone suggest angles, some general ideas, subjects (I live in the island of Puerto Rico, in the Caribbean)? We were thinking to do something along the lines of measuring plant recovery from certain poisons but I don't know any poisons, or how to measure this. I also thought of somehow seeing how, in a given environment, changing the dominance of plant species (i.e. augmenting some while reducing others) would affect the system, but, again, I don't know how to do this properly. IOW, I'm kinda stumped

Hello, layman here. Er well my main interests are biology and physics, with Biology taking professional precedence (it's what I'm going to study in college) and physics well, it's physics dammit, 'nuff said. Feel free to ask about whatever. Oh, and I'm from the Caribbean. No, I'm not a pirate. Oooo I'm a lepton. My nerd-side is tingling Merged post follows: Consecutive posts mergedSorry to derail a bit, but why is a 66th page listed when I was the last post in the thread and it's listed in the 65th page?

http://letmegooglethatforyou.com/?q=CD+store Merged post follows: Consecutive posts mergedI love that thing.

Well, short answer is No.