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...lebees, and a butterfly. It was also found in a variety of plant surfaces (flowers) (2).

...in any environment where there is sugar present. This environment includes flowers, fruits, soil, and water. ''Acetobacter aceti'' contributes to the environm

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...including crops such as tomatoes, watermelon, lettuce, and groundnuts, and flowers such as irises, impatiens, lilies, and orchids), and the geographic host ra

[[Image:Tea_Tree_Flower.png|thumb|300px|left|Photograph of the flowers of ''Melaleuca alternifolia'', the tree from which tea tree oil is isolated ...nifolia'' tree grows approximately 5 to 8 meters and produces white fluffy flowers like the one pictured to the left [http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles

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...C, D-gluconis acid and ketogluconic acids[3]. ''G. oxydans'' are found in flowers, fruits, garden soil, alcoholic beverages, cider, and soft drinks because t

...ial scene. One interesting addition was that sourdoughs started with apple flowers or pulp saw significant contribution from ''Acetobacter'', not found in any

...is not fully understood yet; however, it has been shown that ''A. indica'' flowers more in the presence of ''C. blankii'' <ref name="four"> Sandhu, D. K & War

...nships with plants of the Ericaceae family, a group of plants that produce flowers with over 4,000 different species[[#References|[16]]]. The types of plants

...ensities as high as 303 plants per square meter [[#References |[22]]]. The flowers begin anthesis in early spring, set seed in June, and senesce by mid-late J

...//www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/picrender.fcgi?artid=236100&blobtype=pdf R. S. Flowers and D. M. Adams. “Spore Membrane(s) as the Site of Damage Within Heated '

...a.org/wiki/Medihoney Medihoney], comes from honey from <i>Leptospermum</i> flowers, making it very similar to manuka honey. In Medihoney, however, there are n

...The unique bitter taste of beer comes from the resins and oils in the hop flowers. Different types of beer are produced by using different strains of the ye

...n horse chestnut in northwest Europe, but does not infect leaves, buds, or flowers on the same individual (Figure 5) [2]. Some have also identified genes whic

...g. The petals of the shrub grow to be around 2-4 centimeters long. Their flowers are normally yellow or orange and have red veins. They begin to bloom in t

...ae</i> can reside non-parasitically arranged the surface of leaves, roots, flowers, seeds, and fruits on varying plant species. This unique function does not