does the aloe plants leaf grow back after it is cut???
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The leaf will not grow back, but with proper care, new leaves will continue to grow.
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Topical Treatment: Ice and vinegar applied to the affected areas can speed healing. Another helpful topical treatment is to apply the gel from a freshly cut aloe vera leaf.
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some places store tissue which is capable of regrowing into the whole plant (e.g. meristem) in liquid nitrogen. They can get them regrowing after storage. \nBut every plant species (and even varieties) requires a different adapted protocol of how to best freeze them and thaw them. Usually freeze protectants (e.g. mannitol) are added before freezing them.
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spider plant. it grows like a weed.!!! i had 1 plant and by the end of the summer i had so many babies on that thing i ended up with like 5 plants and gave 10-15 away. now i had to cut my plants in half cuz they got to big for the biggest pot i could find, so now i have like 5 huge plants! and 5  smaller but getting to big. they are the best. light  well im not really sure to me it seems they do good anywhere with a little light to out side in the summer sun. they grow anywhere pretty much.
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i have many carnivorous plants and regularly make cuttings.. get some rooting ointment .. wait till the one mother root appears.. after this place in full sun dont give too much water and place in 50/50 peat moss and sand/perlite. good luck!
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It may never grow back.  Probably won't actually.  If it does start to grow back, it will take several months before it is completely grown out again.
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African violets are propagated from seed or, more frequently, from cuttings.\n\nWith seeds, you can obtain a large number of new plants, but they may not resemble the parent very closely. Some amateur growers pollinate their plants themselves to produce new hybrids, while others buy their seed from specialized nurseries.\n\nPropagation from cuttings is more common. The advantage of this method is that the new plants will all be identical to the parent and will bloom more quickly.\n\nTaking leaf cuttings is a common technique, among both commercial and private growers. \n\nSelect a strong, healthy stem that is neither too young nor too old. First water the plant, and then remove a stem from the second-last row of leaves. \nCut the stem to 3 to 5 cm on the diagonal with a sharp knife. \nInsert the stem at a 45° angle into a rooting medium such as vermiculite, ensuring that the leaf does not touch the surface. You may wish to put a small stick or piece of plastic under the leaf to hold it in place. \nRootlets will form quickly if the pot is placed in a bright spot out of direct sunlight; keep it warm from underneath, the rooting medium evenly damp and the humidity in the air constant. A plastic bag or glass may be placed over the cutting, provided that it doesn’t touch the leaf. \nTiny plantlets will appear at the base of the stem in about 5 to 12 weeks. \nAs soon as the leaves reach 2 cm in diameter, separate them and pot them up separately. \nAvoid overwatering the new plants, which will rot easily. \n\nAn African violet may also be propagated by dividing the offshoots that form on the crown of an older plant.
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Aloe.\n\nAloe believe it or not is in the cacti (catus) family.\n\nWhen you find an aloe plant, take a leaf off of it, break it in half & rub the moist, jell part over the cut or scratches.\n\nAloe naturally soothes & heals cuts, sores, burns, etc. It's also great at preventing infection.\n\nAnd just for future reference, I keep a tube of natural aloe jell (which you can buy in most drug stores, Wal-mart, K-mart, Target, etc) in the door of my fridge in my kitchen all the time, just in case I get burned, but it can be used cold on any abrasion. It tends to feel better & help ease the pain faster. It especially feels great on cat scratches by soothing the sting when your kitty has been misbehaving & swats you LOL.\n\nPS- That one person who mentioned Aveeno was way off. Aveeno is a brand name of oatmeal skin & bath products LOL.
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The type of sunburn I refer to here is the type or level where tapping the victim on the shoulder is absolute agony or where your bedsheets hurt so much you cant sleep.Aloe vera in a bottle is fine but!!!!!Aloe vera in a plant,many of us have them.Cut two inches from the leaf ,slice down the middle and rub down gently on the burn in a straight line ,you will notice that you are still burning on both sides of the part you have just applied the aloe vera to but where you applied is pain free almost instantly.By doing one patch/line first it shows you,the disbeliever, how good it is.After you have done all the affected areas you can use P.A.B.A.(para amino benzoic acid)in tablet form.In England chemists dont seem to sell it but Holland & barrett do as will other health food outlets.I would take one tablet of paba for mild burn and if it doesnt go down in terms of pain I take more till it reduces to the point I can cope.My family have used this for 40 years without adverse effects.If in doubt ask the people in the health food shop,If you ask doctors about it they tend not to be pleased(my expreience but enlightenment is available free on the N.H.S.) because they havent prescribed it,please let me know it workedP.S. this is not a licence to burn ,if you allow your children to burn you are abusing them,sounds harsh but its true
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Yes they will grow back but it takes about 6 months or longer for them to completely grow back.
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An onion skin cell does not have the same structure as a normal plant cell... the skin cells are lacking chrolophyll.  This is because the onion bulb grows underground and does not need the sunlight to photosynthesize... the leaves do so.
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aloe vera and lots of it
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White vinegar will dry out the skin.  A sunburn is damaged skin, not tanned skin.  A sunburn is an injury.  The last thing you want to do is re-expose the skin to more sun again....   Are you nuts?  You have to protect this injury and you shouldn't reexpose it to more of the same damage again.\n\nYou need pain relief on the skin itself to cool it, and then medication inside you to take the edge off the pain (Tylenol is best.  Aspirin can cause more bleeding problems under the skin.)  \n\nOnce the pain is diminished only then can you revert back to using Aloe Vera.  Aloe Vera doesn't always work on an injury, it's an old time folk remedy that continues to be popular even though there are much better methods for dealing with a skin damage.  Aloe Vera tends to leave a sticky layer on the skin that adheres like a glue, and other than a few vitamins in the Aloe, it doesn't really have the healing properties you need.  \n\nGo get a sunburn relief product instead to cool and extinguish the pain, take the tylennol and make an appointment to see your doctor if the burn is extensive.  Leaving a sunburn to heal on it's own can be a real mistake, especially if there are blisters under the burn - that is a classic sign of severe damage. If those open blisters break open you will have tissue damage that will leave a horrible scar.   You have to treat a sunburn as if it was a burn from an open flame.  Again, this is skin damage, an injury that can become infected.  Get medical attention if my advice. \n\nSkip the wedding or cover your sunburn from all light.  Protect your skin.
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Actually Aloe Vera IS the scientific name.\nAloe is the genus and Vera is the species descriptor.\n\nHowever it does have some synonyms:\nAloe vulgaris, Aloe barbadensis
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yes some plants will but only the roots in water...but it still depends on the plant
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Banana Boat make a great lotion called aloe after sun. It is really good. If sun burned, try dabbing cold wet tea bags (lipton tea works the best) on the burned area. The sooner you use the bags, the better it works after a long day in the sun. I learned this from an Herbalist, it worked good for me. Easied the pain and limited the peeling after word....
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no, it wont be .     Mitosis is mainly observed in the onion root tip as they r  the meristamatic tissues which have got enormous power of division so all the stages can be observed in a short period of time.\n          Mitosis will be same in all the tissues of the plant but due to slow cell cycle , observation of all the stages of mitosis will take a long time.