Scientists often replicate the experiments that other scientists have already performed. That is, they reproduce an experiment b
y using the same procedure and materials as another investigator. Why would a scientist want to replicate another scientist's experiment?
A. to make sure that the original investigator's data is accurate
B. to establish a partnership between their own laboratory and the original investigator's laboratory
C. to develop innovative procedures that they can patent as their own
D. to publish original data that has not yet been seen by others in the scientific community
Some plants have the ability to make the stamens mature first before the pistils to prevent itself from self-pollinating. ... If a situation as such would happen, there will be no pollen left in that flower to land on the stigma to start the fertilization of the plant.
<span>You mix yellow color
with red color to make magenta. You mix yellow color with green color to make a
cyan. You mix the cyan color and the magenta color and you will produce a blue
color. A combination of yellow and green, and yellow and red therefore must
exist to make a color blue.</span>
You can be any drop of water you like. (Just don't be a drip.) Let's say you're a drop of water in the Ohio River. You are just floating along doing your water thing when the sun starts shining down. The sun warm
