Polypeptide
* Some polypeptide derives from fruit.
* Some polypeptide regulates cell growth
* Some polypeptide regulates normal cell growth
* are assembled into proteins
  - chains of many amino acids joined by peptide bonds
  - proteins made from many amino acids
* have structural, regulatory, or enzymatic roles.
* is organic molecules
  - way too big
* refers to a longer protein.

Polyploid
* Some polyploids occur on specialized, distinctive sites.
* are organisms whose genomes consist of more than two complete sets of chromosomes
  - plants with more than two sets of chromosomes
* are usually larger and more productive
  - than diploids etc
* behave like ordinary diploids in meiosis.
* is an organism
* occur naturally and can also be induced artificially.

Pomegranate
* also make attractive garnishes and excellent juice.
* are also long-lived
  - edible fruit
  - fruit trees
  - gorgeous dried for decorative use
  - part of pomegranates
  - red
  - relatively free of most pests and diseases
  - self-fruitful
  - symbolic of plenty
* have a lightly sweet flavor and a deep red juice when the seeds are cut into.
* includes peels
  - sections
* is edible fruit
* keep a few days at room temperature and make spectacular table arrangements.
* range in size from three to five inches in length.
* symbolize male fertility because of their multitudinous seeds.

### ponds:

Fish pond
* are ponds.
* have abundant organic matter in both living and dead form.

Smaller lake
* have more connections between the littoral and pelagic zones.
* undergo periodic filling and drying.

Pool
* Many pools fill in fall or winter
  - have ramps or devices to help disabled people safely enter and enjoy the water
* Most pools are formed by rainwater
  - attract ducks
* Most pools contain thousands of gallons of water, so algae quickly can become an enormous hassle
  - fill with water
  - go down in the winter
  - have mud bottoms
* Most pools have soft bottoms
  - retain water
* Some pools are milky blue from dissolved silica in the water.
* Some pools are produced by summer thunderstorms
  - underlain by very shallow soil over bedrock
  - attract insects
  - fill with rainwater
* Some pools have deep clay deposits that form distinctive islands or peninsulas
  - diving boards, children's pools, and water slides
  - life
  - rules now that don t allow babes to swim in diapers
  - only occur seasonally while others retain enough water to be present all year
* accumulate detritus and are important sites for organic decomposition and nutrient recycling.
* are areas where water moves much more slowly and is therefore less erosive
  - with quieter, deeper water where the salmon parr live and grow
  - bodies of water
  - common in Florida
  - construction
  - easiest to fill and maintain on sites with a high water table and a clay soil-type
  - excavation
  - generally easy to distinguish because they are the deepest parts of the stream
* are important in providing deeper areas for fish
  - resting areas for several fish species
  - winter and foraging habitat
* are located in backyards
  - gyms
  - motels
  - waterfalls
  - organizations
  - popular games
  - stakes
  - table games
* are used for bathing
  - drinking
  - joins
  - pees
  - play
  - races
  - swimming
  - viewing
  - work even when the weather turns colder
* can also cause an airplane to skid.
* contain water.
* fill in winter from the rains, and evaporate in the dry heat of summer
* form in the small depressions following winter rains.
* have bottoms
  - sides
* help protect streambanks from erosion by absorbing some of the energy of the flowing water.
* includes sections.
* inhabited by both species are subject to high pH, high temperatures, and rapid evaporation.
* is excavation
* located near sandy soils or dry, open areas are of particular importance to spadefoot toads.
* use equipment
  - own scuba equipment