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WordNet3.0 | zooplankton | Zooplankton has (part) corpi. | 1 |
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WordNet3.0 | zooplankton | Zooplankton has (part) cytoplasm. | 1 |
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WordNet3.0 | zooplankton | Zooplankton has (part) ears. | 1 |
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WordNet3.0 | zooplankton | Zooplankton has (part) faces. | 1 |
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WordNet3.0 | zooplankton | Zooplankton has (part) heads. | 1 |
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WordNet3.0 | zooplankton | Zooplankton has (part) nuclei. | 1 |
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WordNet3.0 | zooplankton | Zooplankton has (part) plasma membranes. | 1 |
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WordNet3.0 | zooplankton | Zooplankton has (part) sections. | 1 |
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WordNet3.0 | zooplankton | Zooplankton has (part) skulls. | 1 |
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WordNet3.0 | zooplankton | Zooplankton has (part) vacuoles. | 1 |
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TupleKB | zooplankton | Zooplankton has diets. | 1 |
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TupleKB | zooplankton | Zooplankton has food. | 1 |
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TupleKB | zooplankton | Zooplankton has offspring. | 1 |
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WordNet3.0 | zooplankton | Zooplankton is an animal | 1 |
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ConceptNet | zooplankton | Zooplankton is animals. | 1 |
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WordNet3.0 | zooplankton | Zooplankton isa animal. | 1 |
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WordNet3.0 | zooplankton | Zooplankton isa beast. | 1 |
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WordNet3.0 | zooplankton | Zooplankton isa creature. | 1 |
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TupleKB | zooplankton | Zooplankton lives in oceans. | 1 |
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TupleKB | zooplankton | Zooplankton lives in salt water. | 1 |
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TupleKB | zooplankton | Zooplankton lives in water. | 1 |
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TupleKB | zooplankton | Zooplankton provides food. | 1 |
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TupleKB | zooplankton | Zooplankton transmits organisms. | 1 |
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ARC | zooplankton | Zooplanktons are microscopic organisms that eat other plankton. | 0.85549 |
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Waterloo | zooplankton | many | Many zooplankton also undertake a daily vertical migration. | 0.47651 |
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Waterloo | zooplankton | many | Many zooplankton are crustaceans. | 0.770209 |
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Waterloo | zooplankton | many | Many zooplankton are larval stages of familiar animals. | 0.75983 |
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Waterloo | zooplankton | many | Many zooplankton are marine crustaceans. | 0.798058 |
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ARC | zooplankton | many | Many zooplanktons die. | 0.488522 |
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ARC | zooplankton | Most | Most zooplankton contains enzymes. | 0.773887 |
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ARC | zooplankton | Most | Most zooplankton eat smaller phytoplankton. | 0.754931 |
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ARC | zooplankton | Most | Most zooplankton has diets. | 0.648483 |
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ARC | zooplankton | Most | Most zooplankton has offspring. | 0.543115 |
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Waterloo | zooplankton | some | Some zooplankton also rely on accumulating tiny amounts of oils, whch help serve as floatation. | 0.532838 |
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ARC | zooplankton | some | Some zooplankton eats bacteria. | 0.712418 |
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ARC | zooplankton | some | Some zooplankton eats plants. | 0.739823 |
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ARC | zooplankton | some | Some zooplankton includes animals. | 0.607588 |
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ARC | zooplankton | some | Some zooplankton includes microscopic animals. | 0.671764 |
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ARC | zooplankton | some | Some zooplankton includes sea animals. | 0.642139 |
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ARC | zooplankton | some | Some zooplankton is near bottoms. | 0.452655 |
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ARC | zooplankton | some | Some zooplankton reaches maturity. | 0.596575 |
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WordNet3.0 | zoospore | A zoospore is a spore | 1 |
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ARC | zoospore | Zoospores adhere to roots, form a cyst, and germinate. | 0.823928 |
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Waterloo | zoospore | Zoospores are able to swim for hours and are attracted to organic matter or host tissue. | 0.820028 |
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Waterloo | zoospore | Zoospores are able to swim for many hours and are attracted to organic matter or host tissue. | 0.816003 |
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Waterloo | zoospore | Zoospores are biflagellate and chemotactic . | 0.832967 |
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Waterloo | zoospore | Zoospores are biflagellate. | 0.836195 |
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ARC | zoospore | Zoospores are bitlagellate. | 0.804406 |
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ARC | zoospore | Zoospores are flagellated, naked, and motile. | 0.859582 |
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ARC | zoospore | Zoospores are formed in most genera. | 0.808567 |
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ARC | zoospore | Zoospores are formed only by aquatic species or by terrestrial ones which have become flooded. | 0.822538 |
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ARC | zoospore | Zoospores are made in other algae also. | 0.767976 |
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ARC | zoospore | Zoospores are made singly in cell. | 0.857351 |
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Waterloo | zoospore | Zoospores are motile and swim about when soil moisture is high. | 0.847502 |
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ARC | zoospore | Zoospores are produced asexually in a sporangium. | 0.851362 |
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ARC | zoospore | Zoospores are produced by nearly all conf ervoid forms. | 0.801938 |
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ARC | zoospore | Zoospores are produced in unilocular or plurilocular sporangia. | 0.858266 |
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ARC | zoospore | Zoospores are produced only in the cells of the lobes. | 0.849554 |
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Waterloo | zoospore | Zoospores are similar to the sessile cells but are naked. | 0.761747 |
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ConceptNet | zoospore | Zoospores are spores. | 1 |
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ARC | zoospore | Zoospores are usually uninucleate, but binucleate zoospores have been detected. | 0.703369 |
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ARC | zoospore | Zoospores can attach to roots, germinate and infect the plant tissues. | 0.830066 |
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ARC | zoospore | Zoospores can swim for some minutes, after which time they encyst and germinate. | 0.826117 |
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Waterloo | zoospore | Zoospores can swim several feet through water or water films to infect a susceptible host. | 0.708008 |
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Waterloo | zoospore | Zoospores develop in the zoosporangia and then escape into the water. | 0.735901 |
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Waterloo | zoospore | Zoospores differentiate to become amoeba by losing flagella. | 0.807161 |
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ARC | zoospore | Zoospores germinate to form gametophyte. | 0.817227 |
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Waterloo | zoospore | Zoospores infect feeder roots just behind the root cap. | 0.777008 |
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Waterloo | zoospore | Zoospores infect the root behind the root tip. | 0.779591 |
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ARC | zoospore | Zoospores invade the root cortex, in which secondary multinucleate plasmodia develop. | 0.850209 |
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Waterloo | zoospore | Zoospores invade the tips of young fleshy roots. | 0.826689 |
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Waterloo | zoospore | Zoospores possibly escape from the cysts through pores in the cyst wall. | 0.775747 |
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Waterloo | zoospore | Zoospores settle, grow into haploid heterothallic isomorphic gametophytes. | 0.806139 |
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Waterloo | zoospore | Zoospores swim through water, contact roots of susceptible hosts, germinate, and infect. | 0.80926 |
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ARC | zoospore | Zoospores swim toward the root and encyst on the root surface. | 0.820005 |
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ARC | zoospore | many | Many zoospores are produced in each cell. | 0.753576 |
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ARC | zooxanthellae cell | Zooxanthellae cells provide corals with pigmentation. | 0.801862 |
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ARC | zooxanthellae specie | Zooxanthellae species are members of the phylum Dinoflagellata. | 0.802697 |
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Waterloo | zoroastrian theology | Zoroastrian theology is strongly dualistic. | 0.359121 |
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Waterloo | zoroastrian worship | Zoroastrian worship involves prayers and symbolic ceremonies said before a sacred fire. | 0.664715 |
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Waterloo | zoysia grass | Zoysia grass does well in domes but it is slow to recover after a game. | 0.296976 |
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Waterloo | Zoysia grass | Zoysia grass has both stolons and rhizomes. | 0.749221 |
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Waterloo | Zoysia grass | Zoysia grass has definite disadvantages as a lawn grass in Colorado. | 0.310095 |
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Waterloo | Zoysia grass | Zoysia grass is a turfgrass capable of surviving severe winters, summers and erratic rainfall. | 0.719191 |
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Waterloo | zoysia grass | Zoysia grass is slow growing and performs best when mowed every week. | 0.397047 |
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Waterloo | zoysia grass | Zoysia grass is susceptible to the rust diseases. | 0.440975 |
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Waterloo | zoysia grass | Zoysia grass is used in newly landscaped areas. | 0.354458 |
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Waterloo | zoysia grass | Zoysia grass is used in the temperate areas for fairways even though it is a warm season grass. | 0.491811 |
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Waterloo | zoysia seed | Zoysia seed has a low germination percentage, making it difficult to seed. | 0.363926 |
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WordNet3.0 | zoysia | A zoysia is grass | 1 |
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Waterloo | zoysia | Zoysia adapts to the limestone type soil pretty well. | 0.296941 |
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Waterloo | Zoysia | Zoysia calls for less frequent mowings compared to most turf grasses. | 0.308117 |
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Waterloo | Zoysia | Zoysia does best with frequent, close mowing and moderate nitrogen fertilization. | 0.285039 |
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Waterloo | Zoysia | Zoysia grows best in well-drained, slightly acid soils. | 0.439629 |
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Waterloo | Zoysia | Zoysia grows slow but tolerates shade better. | 0.311248 |
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Waterloo | Zoysia | Zoysia has a rolled vernation as opposed to the folded vernation of bermudagrass. | 0.25504 |
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Waterloo | Zoysia | Zoysia has moderate shade tolerance, good drought tolerance and excellent wear tolerance. | 0.398995 |
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Waterloo | Zoysia | Zoysia is a perennial warm-season grass that tolerates wear and makes a most attractive lawn. | 0.581431 |
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Waterloo | Zoysia | Zoysia is a warm season grass that turns brown early in the fall and stays brown until late spring. | 0.686993 |
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Waterloo | Zoysia | Zoysia is grown in southern New Jersey for summer lawns on sandy soil. | 0.317995 |