Grape Plant Research Paper

Title: (Make the focus of your paper clear)

e.g: Title. A desire for pain? The rapid spread and adoption of the chili in world cuisine.

Thesis statement: The thesis is essentially a succinct and direct explanation of your conclusions. A successful thesis will answer your research question by explaining both focal aspects of your chosen plant independently and then assessing the interaction between them.

e.g: Thesis statement: The rapid dispersal and current world-wide distribution of the chili pepper is the result of an innately human desire for painful, but safe, sensory experiences.

Background section: This explains why your topic is interesting to a general audience and how it is relevant to your thesis.

e.g: Background: The biological need for carbohydrates and proteins most likely drove the domestication and development of staple crops such as legumes and cereal grains (Kislev and Bar-Yosef 1988); however, the motivation behind the production of crops which do not provide necessary nutrients in not well understood (but see Sherman and Billing 1999). Since spices do not satisfy biological need, their current worldwide usage may be a result of cultural desires.