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-flourishing -nutrients -tiny plantlets || -tissue sample scraped from parent plant -tissue placed in Agar growth medium containing nutrients and auxins -samples develop into plantlets -plantlets planted into soil or compost || Planters and farmers use this process to produce a crop or plant in mass quantities. They also use this process to get a certain desired trait from the crop or plant || It is like mold when a spore from the parentmold lands on other food in the refrigerator. Many different molds can thrive from the parent mold like plantlets being able to grow because of the parent. || I believe plant cloning is a good process. It allows farmers to grow better crops in larger quantities. || || http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/science/images/biplantcloning.jpg http://www.bioarts.com/privacy.htm ||
 * Procedure || Describe || Analyze || Apply || Synthesize || Argue || Media || Resources ||
 * Plant Cloning || -scraped sample
 * Animal Cloning || - Somatic cell nuclear transfer || 1) Nuclear Transfer: Where the genetic information of the egg is supplanted with the genetic information of the animal to be cloned.

2.)Stimulate Cell Division: the egg is stimulated to divide by treatment with some chemicals or electric current.

3) Embryo Transplant in Host: the 'asexually' produced zygote starts dividing into a multi cellular embryo! When this embryo is sufficiently developed, it is planted into the uterus of a female hos || Many Farmers use this process to breed purebred animals into their lives stock so they get more money out of them. || This remind me of Identical twins because they are identical but yet they are different so they are like clones because they are identical || I not agree with this process because I believe that the world should stay unique everybody is different and every animal is different so i think they should keep the uniqueness we have in the world. Not only that the animals that do get cloned end up having a short life expectancy anyways. || || http://www.buzzle.com/articles/animal-cloning-process.html

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