Daniel Zimmermann: 83 books

The first two articles treat copra production in the Philippines and growing bananas in the Philippines. Also treated are personal experiences with papaya plants, sweet potatoes, iipil-iipil, Aloe vera, pinto peam, dandelion, eggplant, Brugmansia, the polka-dot plant, lemon grass, kangkong, chayote,...

This e-book discusses the bee farm in Bohol, a province in the Philippines. It highlights the peculiarities of a Philippine swimming party. The interesting island of Camiguin is described. Two Philippine recipes are presented. There is an anecdotal account of how Tagalog got its name, and you may learn about Juan Batugan, otherwise known as Juan Tamad.

The following are treated in this e-book: amoebas, Paramecium caudatum, Euglena gracilis, Clamydomonas reinhardtii, Plasmodium malariae, radiolarians, foranminifera, bryophytes, heliozoans, bacterial viruses, how termites eat wood, Oomycetes, Chytridiomycetes, Zygomycetes, Ascomycetes, Basidiomycetes,...

This e-bookis a collection of articles on different kinds of fish. Especially interesting are comments onthe scientific names,often revealing something about the author who named the species and sometimes explaiñing the derivation of the scientific name. Other significant facts are explained, such...

The first article deals with the Philippine eagle, the national bird of the Philippines. Also treated are the Philippine serpent eagle, the Bukidnon woodcock, the Asian koel, the Philippine cockatoo, the Palawan peacock pheasant, the Cebu flowerpecker, tbe Philippine megapode, the Mindoro imperial...

Pluto once was one of the nine planets of our solar system, but the IAU demoted it to the status of dwarf planet. One of these articles personifies Pluto and shows his reaction to his rise and fall. Another article offers a more scientific treatment of Pluto and its satellites. A third article concerns itself with Eris.

This e-book treats the cassowary, the solitary sandpiper, whistling ducks, baboon species of the genus papio, dugongs and manatees, Caecilians. The Asian tiger mosquito, swallowtail butterflies and Apollo butterflies. We look at the scientific classification of these animals, as well as their range,...

In this e-book, you will learn about the Arsacids of Iberia, an ancient kingdom in modern Georgia. Also treated are the Magyars who settled in Hungary. There are articles treating Otto I and Conrad II, German Kings and Holy Roman Emperors, as well as a separate article on the Salian Dynasty, to which...

Peter Armbruster, Sigurd Hoffmann, Victor Ninov, and Gottfried Münzenberg worked in Darmstadt, a city in Hesse, Germany. In Darmstadt, the following elements were synthesized: Bohrium (107), Hassium (108), Meitnerium (109), Darmstadtium (110), Roentgenium (111), and Copernicium (112). Element 113...

This e-book treats the rings of Jupiter and its moons: the inner moons, the Galilean moons, Themisto, the Himalia group, Carpo, the Ananke group, the Carpo group, and the Pasiphae group. Considerable space is alloted to the meaning of the names of the satellites.

This e-book gives a fairly detailed account of photosynthesis. It explains the light reaction, the Calvin Cycle, and the Hatch and Slack patheway. It also discusses Chlamydomonas and its production of hydrogen in photosynthesis.

What are the names of the moons of Uranus? How were they discovered? What are the names of their craters and other physical features? These are some of the questions that are answered in this interesting e-book.

In this e-book, you will learn about Lazzaro Spallanzani, who helped disprove spontaneous generation; Tycho Brahe, a careful observer of the heaven; Johannes Kepler, who formulated three laws of planetary motion; Martin Klaproth, who discovered several chemical elements; Amedeo Avogadro, who discovered...

Talakitok is a name applied to many different fish of the family Carangidae. This e-book treats several fish that belong to the genera Caranx and Carangoides, plus the pilotfish, Indian threadfin, African pompano, golden trevally, cleftbelly trevally, longrakered trevally, genus Trachinotus, genus seriola, and the giant trevally.