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POPSDiscovery to stop plants branching They can be used to redirect the growth to the trunk for example, and from shoots or branches that will be trimmed. Strigolactones also play a role in a plant's ability to absorb water and nutrients, as they promote the beneficial symbiosis with mycorrhizal fungi, which improves nutrient uptake. There is the saying that carrots can improve your eyesight. Now it will be because there aren't so many branches in the way. I wonder how good it is with hedges. Could be used as a 'sculpting tool'
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I've stitched together three very interesting articles over the last week, which become much more interesting when you read them in sequence. Look carefully at what is happening. If there is anything that lays bare the role of the Bush Administration's jingoistic belligerence in the Middle East, it is the recent conflict in the Strait of Hormuz. With the international pressure off Ahmadinejad, he starts taking heat in Iran for the shortcomings of his leadership. Without fear, his belligerent and isolationist politics lose their appeal. In order to defend his world view, and preserve the source of his power, he needs America as an enemy... So some Iranian boats play around with one of our convoys, Bush comes out with some insane saber-rattling press conference, and, Ahmadinejad is back in business, courtesy of the Bush administration. If you desire war, you need an enemy. If you need an enemy, you desire war. Bush needs Ahmadinejad. Just like Ahmadinejad needs Bush.