Article: Try to look for a pack of pipe cleaners that has at least 6 colors in it. You'll need different colors for the different parts of your DNA model. Plus, they'll make your model more vibrant and interesting to look at! If you can't find a pack of pipe cleaners with 6 colors in it, that's okay. You can use the same colors for different sections of your DNA model if necessary. You can find pipe cleaners at your local craft store or department store, or you can order some online. Your DNA model will have strands that run along the outside of the model and strands that are on the inside. The colors you choose for the strands don't matter, but try to use 6 different colors if you can. For example, you could choose blue and pink pipe cleaners for the outer strands and green, yellow, purple, and red pipe cleaners for the inner strands. The 2 colors for the outer strands will represent sugar (deoxyribose) and phosphate, while the 4 colors for the inner strands will be the cytosine, thymine, guanine, and adenine. It doesn't matter which inner strand pieces you pair with each outer strand, but try to only use 2 inner-strand colors per outer strand. Make sure all the nitrogenous bases (adenine, thymine, cytosine, and guanine) are represented on each outer strand. In order to do this, assign a particular color to each base. For example, you could use red for adenine, blue for thymine, green for cytosine, and yellow for guanine. After you've assigned the colors, you can accurately pair the complementary bases. Adenine always pairs with thymine, while guanine pairs with cytosine. So, if you have a red (adenine) pipe cleaner on one side, put a blue (thymine) pipe cleaner in the same spot on the other side, and so on. Once you've paired up the inner and outer strands, keep them separated so you don't get all of the pipe cleaners mixed up.
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Purchase a pack of multicolor pipe cleaners. Choose 2 colors for the outer strands and 4 colors for the inner strands. Pair 10 inner strand pieces with each outer strand.
Article: This is a golden rule. Camellias do best in light shade that protects them from hot afternoon sun. This doesn't mean that they need total shade, just enough so that they don't bake in the sun. As a camellia grows, it can tolerate more sun. This is because a mature camellia will have a big canopy of leaves that will shade the roots and make sure they don't get too dried out by the sun. This also depends on what climate you are planting the camellia in. If you are in a climate that never gets very hot, then a camellia can cope with a spot with less shade. Camellias can't stand having "wet feet" and must have well-draining soil. The more sheltered the camellia, the better the flowering will be. This is because the dehydration from winds any time of year can kill camellias, whether it be warm winds in the summer or cold winds in the winter. Try planting your camellia between 3 to 6 feet from your house. This will give it good protection from the wind. If you need to, erect a fence or trellis to divert direct wind away from your camellia plants. The lighter the flower color, the more protection from wind is needed. Dig a hole that is two feet wider than the root ball of the plant. The hole should be just a bit deeper than the root ball in the center but a few inches deeper than that around the edges. Keeping the hole shallow in the center will prevent the plant from sinking. Digging the hole deeper around the edges will give the plant's roots some looser soil to easily spread out into. Place the rootball in the hole, making sure the top is slightly above the soil level. It's important to keep the rootball 24 inches (5.110cm) above the soil line because camellias are sensitive to being planted too deeply. Fill the rest of the hole with a mixture of top soil and organic material. Press the dirt around the plant down so that it is firmly in place. Slope the dirt up the sides to meet the top of the rootball, but don't cover the rootball with any soil. Then give the plant a deep watering. If the weather is dry, give a new plant a thorough watering every week until it is well established.
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Plant in light shade. Ensure your site has good drainage. Keep camellias out of the path of wind. Planting the camellia.
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