Questions Answered by Danish Scurvygrass

• Which animal has the closest DNA to humans ? by topquestionsfromchat to Beaver, Canada Goose, Cirl Bunting, Danish Scurvygrass, Fen Raft Spider, Cyanobacterium, Pill Millipede, Small Red-eyed Damselfly, Tree Lichen Comments: (No comments so far )
• why do you sequence plants by hl30 to Beaver, Canada Goose, Cirl Bunting, Danish Scurvygrass, Fen Raft Spider, Cyanobacterium, Pill Millipede, Small Red-eyed Damselfly, Tree Lichen Comments: (No comments so far )
• what you feed on? by ruhutch to Beaver, Canada Goose, Cirl Bunting, Danish Scurvygrass, Fen Raft Spider, Cyanobacterium, Pill Millipede, Small Red-eyed Damselfly, Tree Lichen Comments: (No comments so far )
• Which kingdom of living organisms do each of you believe have the most to offer from being sequenced and why? Thank you by charcoal to Beaver, Canada Goose, Cirl Bunting, Danish Scurvygrass, Fen Raft Spider, Cyanobacterium, Pill Millipede, Small Red-eyed Damselfly, Tree Lichen Comments: (No comments so far )
• what do these plants eat by sp080705 to Tree Lichen, Fen Raft Spider, Danish Scurvygrass Comments: (No comments so far )
• what is a hexaploid by kierah1234 to Danish Scurvygrass Comments: (No comments so far )
• is it more expensive to sequence larger organisms by topquestionsfromchat to Beaver, Canada Goose, Cirl Bunting, Danish Scurvygrass, Fen Raft Spider, Cyanobacterium, Pill Millipede, Small Red-eyed Damselfly, Tree Lichen Comments: (So far, one comment )
• What makes this plant able to tolerate salt? by csingh to Tree Lichen, Danish Scurvygrass Comments: (No comments so far )
• Is it expensive to complete a genome on the organisms and if so, is it worth it? by csingh to Beaver, Canada Goose, Cirl Bunting, Danish Scurvygrass, Fen Raft Spider, Cyanobacterium, Pill Millipede, Small Red-eyed Damselfly, Tree Lichen Comments: (No comments so far )
• What is the biggest discovery you have made about your species? by joseph hamer to Beaver, Canada Goose, Cirl Bunting, Danish Scurvygrass, Fen Raft Spider, Cyanobacterium, Pill Millipede, Small Red-eyed Damselfly, Tree Lichen Comments: (No comments so far )