mbsr4sahil_pohutukawa

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//__Now for some facts__ // __//Why does red cabbage juice turn a different colour when you add something in it?//__
 * Pohutukawa dies if someone pulls its leaves
 * Only 10% is left of pohutukawa
 * Project crimson facilitates the planting of at least 30,000 trees each year
 * Best known native tree in New Zealand
 * New caledonia has 21 species of rata, New Zealand has 12, Hawai has 5, Papua has 4

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 * Red cabbage juice contains a pigment molecule called flavin (an anthocyanin)
 * This water soluble pigment is also found in apple skin, plum, poppies, cornflowers and grapes
 * Very acidic soloutions will turn anthocyanin a red colour
 * Different pH ranges cause the cabbage to change to a different color based on it pH. (Hydronium to hydroxide ions) The cabbage is an indicator, or simply changes color based on whatever pH the solution is. Bleach, of a pH of about 8 turns this color with this indicator, while Hydrochloric acid would turn a red﻿ color, or ammonia a greenish color, because of their varied pH ranges.



Flower parts
 * There are some male and female parts of flowers
 * The male parts are Anther, filament, Stamen, pollen
 * The female parts are Pistol, stigma, Style, carpel

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 * Without these flowers wouldn`t be flowers
 * There are some other parts like petals, ovary, ovule, receptacle, stalk, sepal, tomentum, stem, peduncle