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New Scientist Short Sharp Science blog: Celery in a can?
Overweight but cant be bothered to get down the gym? Those nice folk at Coca-Cola and Nestle have just the thing. A fizzy green-tea beverage that uses up more calories than it delivers. Just like celery.
Celery Stalkers (Adapted from The Recyculum: A Resource Conservation Curriculum for Grades K6, by Eco Alliance, Inc.) GRADE LEVELS: K-3 SUBJECT AREAS: science CONCEPT: How do plants use water? OBJECTIVE: To see how plants take up water and any dissolved pollutants. MATERIALS: _ jar or other
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For celery, make two applications of a botanical insecticide. The first application should drive tiers from their webs and the second should kill them.
Slice off a large piece of the bottom of the stalk of celery. Put five drops of blue food coloring in the glass of water. Place the celery in the water and let it stand overnight.
Dosage: Talk with your caregiver about how much Celery you should take. The amount depends on the strength of the medicine and the reason you are taking Celery. If you are using this medicine without instructions from your caregiver, follow the directions on the medicine bottle.
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