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engaging in a activities that may cause harm
engaging in activities that may cause harm

engaging in activities that my cause farm
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write the word beneficial to the activities that show the good result of using media and internet. write not beneficial, if it causes harm.
write the word beneficial to the activities that show the good result of using media and internet. write not beneficial, if it causes harm.

to address the mental and psychosocial well being of school children during the covid 19 outbreak the department of education in division of cagayan de oro city come up with the my pet plant to help children find positive ways to deal with difficult emotions such as fear and sadness. through this they will engage themselves in activities that can facilitate creative thinking and learning skills across the curriculum.
upang matugunan ang kagalingan sa kaisipan at psychosocial ng mga bata sa paaralan sa pagsiklab ng covid 19 ang kagawaran ng edukasyon sa dibisyon ng lungsod ng cagayan de oro ay dumating ang aking laban ng pet upang matulungan ang mga bata na makahanap ng mga positibong paraan upang harapin ang mga mahirap na emosyon tulad ng takot at kalungkutan . sa pamamagitan nito ay masasangkot nila ang kanilang mga sarili sa mga aktibidad na maaaring mapabilis ang mga kasanayan sa malikhaing pag-iisip at pagkatuto sa buong kurikulum.

skills can be learned at home and in school 2.do not participate in activities on taking care of your surroundings 3.practice clean as you go(claygo) 4.skills are helpful to you as well as to the environment 5. participate in activities that take care of your surroundings with the use of the skills that you have learned
mga kasanayan ay maaaring natutunan sa tahanan at sa paaralan 2.huwag lumahok sa mga gawain sa pag - aalaga ng iyong kapaligiran 3.practice malinis na bilang pumunta ka (claygo) 4.skills ay kapaki - pakinabang sa iyo pati na rin sa kapaligiran 5. makilahok sa mga aktibidad na pinangangalagaan ang iyong kapaligiran sa paggamit ng mga kasanayang natutunan mo

budding plantwhat is budding, its advantages and basic procedures budding, oftenly called bud grafting, is an artificial method of asexual or vegetative propagation in plants. like grafting, this method is employed to convert one plant (the rootstock) into another plant type with desirable characteristics. similarly, the resulting plants in general have shortened stature and maturity as compared to plants propagated from seed. this method of plant propagation has the advantage of producing numerous clones from a single piece of stem or twig, each node being a potential source of one-budded scion. but in grafting, this same piece of stem may account for only a single scion. it is therefore advantageous where there is limited source of plant cuttings or scions for grafting. likewise, the necessity of transporting bulky scions is eliminated. however, the clones produced take longer time to develop into the right sizes for outplanting than grafted seedlings. various techniques are used, mostly applicable to young plants in active growth with stems in which the bark is easily separable from the wood. basically, the procedure in budding consists of the following steps: 1. preparation of the rootstock. rootstocks about the size of an ordinary pencil (~0.8 cm) and up to ~1.5 cm in diameter are commonly used but there are no hard rules. chip budding is applied in citrus ~1/2 cm in diameter while other methods can apply to rootstocks up to ~2.5 cm (1 in) or even thicker. potted seedlings are widely used but, similar to grafting, established trees may be top-budded. the specific techniques used in preparing the portion of the stem where union is intended vary; 2. preparation of the bark to be joined to the rootstock. this consists of a prominent axillary bud (a plant organ which serves as growing point) on a section of bark, with or without a small piece of wood attached. this piece of bark is often termed as either a bud patch, chip, or shield piece. they are also referred to as single-bud scions. budsticks, small stems or twigs having multiple number of nodes from which the bud-containing barks are to be prepared, are obtained from well selected vigorous, disease-free mother plants having desirable characteristics and immediately defoliated. as in rootstocks, the preparation techniques are numerous; 3. insertion of the prepared bark. the prepared patch, chip or shield piece is inserted into the part of the stem of the rootstock to replace the piece of bark that is removed or where cuts are made to allow union. correct polarity should be observed, that is, the patch of bark is oriented upward. 4. tying or wrapping. the stem-bud union is tied or wrapped to hold the components firmly together but generally leaving the growing point exposed. if also wrapped, it must be opened about 15 days later or at the time when the rootstock is cut back. there are various ready-to-use wrapping materials. a specialized wrapping strip made of rubber expands as the rootstock grows and naturally deteriorates after several weeks. but for practical usage, a thin, transparent polypropylene (pp) plastic bag can be cut into strips about 2-3 cm wide. these plastic strips have to be elastic and do not easily break when stretched; 5. cut back of the rootstock. the rootstock must be decapitated, preferably with the use of a pruning shear, at the part of the stem immediately above the union to eliminate apical dominance. as a result, a new shoot will emerge from the growing point on the inserted bark which will then acquire apical dominance. cut back is done when it becomes certain that there is union which may take 15 days or more. the inserted patch of bark will remain green or otherwise brownish depending on the natural color of the budstick. if union is not successful, it will turn black and rot; and 6. care of clones. this involves activities that are normally performed to hasten rapid growth of nursery plants and trees. it also includes debudding and desuckering, the removal of offshoots that may emerge from the stem below the union. these are done to ensure that the propagated plants will exhibit only the characters of the mother plant. likewise, wrapping materials that take time to deteriorate, like pp plastic strips, must be removed at the earliest time possible to prevent strangling effect. (ben g. bareja. november 2011) s example
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