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-====Response====
-Hello Vanessa, one issue you should also consider is time. As biological processes are usually not that fast, especially with plants, to grow, but also to process, all the different applications you want to confront them with.
-And by the way: You did a good job on setting up your wiki page. Way to go! And put up some of your illustrations.
-<br>--[[User:Sebastian|sebastian]] 13:32, 26 May 2010 (UTC)
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-Hi,Vanessa. Thank you for the comment of my project.You can check my response on my page.[[GMU:Synthetic_Biology/My Flower| My Flower]]
-<br/>And I got the mail from dropbox.
-I really like your idea to take plant as one functional part of our house.<br/>
-But I still have 2 questions: <br/>Out of their natural growing environment, if the Kokoromo can get enough energy supply at our homes?<br/> And will it also be a residence of bacterias?
-About how to apply it to our home.I like the second idea better.I think you can make the liquid fertilizer gel like, so they can be pull off the wall later, like some masks. I don't think there is problem with glass. Because I don't think people will cover their window with some unmovable stuff. But if you really want to apply it to smooth surface, I think people can spry something to the surface, after drying, it will be rough, which is good to grow kokkoromo.<br/>
-Also, I think maybe you can make Kokoromo wall paper, which is convenience to use or remove. But it may need help form wall paper worker.
-FAQ:
-* What should I do, if I want to move to another house/flat?
-  In some case, you can move the Kokoromo along with you, if you need.But it
-  Depends on how you applied it. In other case, the Kokoromo company can recycle
-  them for you.
-* Can it repair itself, when Kokoromo has no spores?
-  There is supplement of spores. You can use it over the existed area of
-  Kokoromo if needed.
-* How I need to irrigate my moss?
-  Depends on the humidity and temperature of your living area, you may need to
-  irrigate your Kokoromo somehow.
-That's what I thought about your Project!I think it's already quite good!<br/>
-And I like its name~
---[[User:yuxiaorui|Yu Xiaorui]] 12:32, 23 May 2010 (UTC)
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-Don't know whether to post this or not, but there were some things flashing through my head. Like it or delete it :)
-*[http://www.livingwallart.com/category/moss-wall/ Moss Wall]
-*[http://www.storiesfromspace.co.uk/data/html/mossgraffiti.html Moss Graffiti]
-*[http://www.interiordesign.net/blog/1860000586/post/580051658.html?nid=2068 Moss Carpet]
---[[User:WSebastian|Sebastian (W.)]] 20:47, 23 May 2010 (UTC)
-Nice links, Sebastian! You could also add them to our [[GMU:Bioart_Linkliste#Moss|Bioart linklist]]. Oops, I just did :)
-<br> --[[User:Sebastian|sebastian]] 13:19, 26 May 2010 (UTC)
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 ===='''<span style="color:#2F4F4F">FIRST PITCH IN====
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 --[[User:Wawa|Wawa]] 23:07, 22 May 2010 (UTC)
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+'''<span style="color:#9ACD32"><p><font size="4">Linklist</font></p></span>'''
+I will put here some nice links to homepages about moss!
+Please feel free to add and suggest new stuff, if you found something.
+Ahhhh and I just found out, the science of mosses is called 'bryology'!
+So check it out ^^
+[http://www.ijon.de/moose/index.html Local moss species]
+[http://www.bryoecol.mtu.edu/ (engl.)introduction and overview]
+[http://www.bryologie.uni-bonn.de/Archive/archivebryol.htm (engl.)scriptarchive by University of Bonn]
+[http://herbarium.lsa.umich.edu/index2.html (engl.)database and botanical collection by University of Michigan]
+[http://www.pflanzenliebe.de/innen/innen_moose/innen_moose.html (ger./engl.)picture collection of mosses]
+[http://www.bryology.org/ (engl.)international association of bryology]
+--[[User:Wawa|Wawa]] 16:50, 22 May 2010 (UTC)
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 '''<span style="color:#2F4F4F">Hey Fellows, here comes my project for synbio!
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 Thanx :D
+--[[User:Wawa|Wawa]] 16:50, 22 May 2010 (UTC)
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+====Response====
---[[User:Wawa|Wawa]] 16:50, 22 May 2010 (UTC)
+Hello Vanessa, one issue you should also consider is time. As biological processes are usually not that fast, especially with plants, to grow, but also to process, all the different applications you want to confront them with.
+And by the way: You did a good job on setting up your wiki page. Way to go! And put up some of your illustrations.
+<br>--[[User:Sebastian|sebastian]] 13:32, 26 May 2010 (UTC)
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-'''<span style="color:#9ACD32"><p><font size="4">Linklist</font></p></span>'''
+Hi, Vanessa. Thank you for the comment of my project.You can check my response on my page.
+[[GMU:Synthetic_Biology/My Flower| My Flower]]
+<br/>And I got the mail from dropbox.
+I really like your idea to take plant as one functional part of our house.<br/>
+But I still have 2 questions: <br/>Out of their natural growing environment, if the Kokoromo can get enough energy supply at our homes?<br/> And will it also be a residence of bacterias?
+About how to apply it to our home.I like the second idea better.I think you can make the liquid fertilizer gel like, so they can be pull off the wall later, like some masks. I don't think there is problem with glass. Because I don't think people will cover their window with some unmovable stuff. But if you really want to apply it to smooth surface, I think people can spry something to the surface, after drying, it will be rough, which is good to grow kokkoromo.<br/>
+Also, I think maybe you can make Kokoromo wall paper, which is convenience to use or remove. But it may need help form wall paper worker.
-I will put here some nice links to homepages about moss!
+FAQ:
-Please feel free to add and suggest new stuff, if you found something.
+* What should I do, if I want to move to another house/flat?
+  In some case, you can move the Kokoromo along with you, if you need.But it
+  Depends on how you applied it. In other case, the Kokoromo company can recycle
+  them for you.
-Ahhhh and I just found out, the science of mosses is called 'bryology'!
+* Can it repair itself, when Kokoromo has no spores?
-So check it out ^^
+  There is supplement of spores. You can use it over the existed area of
+  Kokoromo if needed.
-[http://www.ijon.de/moose/index.html Local moss species]
+* How I need to irrigate my moss?
+  Depends on the humidity and temperature of your living area, you may need to
+  irrigate your Kokoromo somehow.
+That's what I thought about your Project!I think it's already quite good!<br/>
+And I like its name~
-[http://www.bryoecol.mtu.edu/ (engl.)introduction and overview]
-[http://www.bryologie.uni-bonn.de/Archive/archivebryol.htm (engl.)scriptarchive by University of Bonn]
+--[[User:yuxiaorui|Yu Xiaorui]] 12:32, 23 May 2010 (UTC)
+----
-[http://herbarium.lsa.umich.edu/index2.html (engl.)database and botanical collection by University of Michigan]
+Don't know whether to post this or not, but there were some things flashing through my head. Like it or delete it :)
+*[http://www.livingwallart.com/category/moss-wall/ Moss Wall]
+*[http://www.storiesfromspace.co.uk/data/html/mossgraffiti.html Moss Graffiti]
+*[http://www.interiordesign.net/blog/1860000586/post/580051658.html?nid=2068 Moss Carpet]
+--[[User:WSebastian|Sebastian (W.)]] 20:47, 23 May 2010 (UTC)
-[http://www.pflanzenliebe.de/innen/innen_moose/innen_moose.html (ger./engl.)picture collection of mosses]
+Nice links, Sebastian! You could also add them to our [[GMU:Bioart_Linkliste#Moss|Bioart linklist]]. Oops, I just did :)
+<br> --[[User:Sebastian|sebastian]] 13:19, 26 May 2010 (UTC)
-[http://www.bryology.org/ (engl.)international association of bryology]
+----