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Could we "terraform" Mars —that is, change its frozen, thin-aired surface into something more friendly and Earthlike? Should we? The first question has a clear answer: Yes, we probably could.Spacecraft, including the ones now exploring Mars, have found evidence that it was warm in its youth, with rivers flowing into vast seas.And right here on Earth, we've learned how to warm a planet: just add greenhouse gases to its atmosphere.Much of the CO2 that once warmed Mars is probably still there, in frozen dirt and polar ice caps, and so is the water.

Most of the work in terraforming, says NASA scientist Chris Mackay, would be done by life itself. "You don't build Mars," Mackay says."You just warm it up and throw some seeds." Powerful greenhouse gases could be produced from elements in dirt and air on Mars and blown into the atmosphere; by warming the planet, they would release the frozen CO2, which would quicken the warming and increase atmospheric pressure to the point where liquid water could flow.Meanwhile, says botanist James Graham of the University of Wisconsin, human settlers could seed the red rock with a succession (系列) of ecosystems ?first bacteria and lichens (地衣), which survive in Antarctica, later mosses (苔藓), and after one thousand years or so, redwoods.Getting breathable oxygen levels out of those forests, though, could take thousands of years.

However, Mars is in no immediate danger.Some space scientists recently recommended going to the moon or an asteroid (小行星) first, and pointed out the space agency lacks the funds to go anywhere.It didn't estimate the cost of gardening a dead planet.

72.What is the most essential to make Mars fit for living?

A.Turn ice into flowing water.          B.Clean the dirty atmosphere.

C.Make the atmosphere more suitable.    D.Go to the moon or an asteroid first.

73.What does the author think of the idea ofterraforming Mars?

A.We could do it.                            B.We couldn't do it.

C.We should do it.                           D.We shouldn't do it.

74.In the botanist's opinion, man needs to __________.

A.enable Mars to clean its atmosphere

B.build a greenhouse on Mars

C.send some people to settle on Mars

D.cultivate ecosystems from lower to higher life form

75.What is the best title for the passage?

A.Making Mars the New Earth.           B.A Good Way to Change the Universe

C.Humans' Great Power.                     D.Terrible Science and Technology.

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72-75 CADA

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2008年底,人民网记者就互联网和手机短信上出现四川等地橘子暴发大实蝇疫情的传言专门采访了中国工程院院士、华中农大校长邓秀新.

邓秀新说,橘子内发现蛆通常是由于柑橘害虫实蝇为害所致,对人类没有危害.在我国为害柑橘的主要是柑橘大实蝇.柑橘大实蝇只为害柑橘,一年发生一代,成虫产卵于果实内,幼虫为害果瓤及种子,引起早期落果.柑橘大实蝇4月下旬至6月上中旬成虫相继羽化,6至7月为产卵盛期,10月中下旬为落果盛期,成熟幼虫伴随落果着地,离果入土,常在表土下化蛹越冬,以3厘米以内的土壤最多.

根据柑橘大实蝇的生活史,凡是发生大实蝇为害的橘园,冬季深翻园土都是防治大实蝇的第一招.采果前后,及时拾净树下落果,并将虫果集中焚烧或拌5%生石灰深埋.然后结合清园,对园土普遍深翻一次,然后施入基肥.通过深翻园土可直接杀死一部分蛹,翻入深层的蛹,羽化率低,翻出地面的蛹可被禽鸟食掉,从而减少成虫基数.

请根据材料回答问题:

(1)无论是柑橘树还是柑橘大实蝇,其结构的基本单位都是______.柑橘果实中的果瓤在结构层次上属于______.

(2)柑橘是人们喜欢的水果之一,因为它可以为人体提供充足______,帮助人们抵抗疾病.

(3)大实蝇的生殖方式类型是______,个体发育是属于______.

(4)从柑橘大实蝇的生活史看,你认为灭掉柑橘大实蝇的最佳时期是______.

(5)对于柑橘大实蝇来说,它与柑橘的关系是______.

(6)请写出材料中提到的食物链:______.

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