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Swamp

Swamp. By: Mason D ane. producer. Kingdom Plantae – Plants Subkingdom Tracheobionta – Vascular plants Superdivision Spermatophyta – Seed plants Division Magnoliophyta – Flowering plants Class Liliopsida – Monocotyledons Subclass Liliidae Order Liliales

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Swamp

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  1. Swamp By: Mason Dane

  2. producer • Kingdom Plantae – Plants • Subkingdom Tracheobionta – Vascular plants • SuperdivisionSpermatophyta – Seed plants • Division Magnoliophyta – Flowering plants • Class Liliopsida – Monocotyledons • Subclass Liliidae • Order Liliales • Family Pontederiaceae – Water-Hyacinth family • Genus EichhorniaKunth – water hyacinth • Species Eichhorniacrassipes (Mart.) Solms – common water hyacinth A producer of a swamp is a water hyacinth. A water hyacinth is a south American plant. It has spread to almost half of the united states. It is an aggressive spreading plant that covers rivers, swamps and lakes. It grows from 3 to 6 feet. They are a great producer of a swamp.

  3. A primary consumer of a swamp is a monarch caterpillar. They are the only insects to migrate over 2,500 miles. Females lay several hundres in there short lifes. The eggs eat plants and leaves. In about two weeks they turn in to 2 inch full grown caterpillars. They are sometimes call the milkweed butterfly because the babies eat milk weed. A monarch butterfly is a primary consumer of a swamp. Primary consumer • A primary consumer of a swamp is a monarch caterpillar. They are the only insects to migrate over 2,500 miles. Females lay several hundres in there short lifes. The eggs eat plants and leaves. In about two weeks they turn in to 2 inch full grown caterpillars. They are sometimes call the milkweed butterfly because the babies eat milk weed. A monarch butterfly is a primary consumer of a swamp. Kingdom animalie Phylum:ArthropodaClass:InsectaOrder: Lepidoptera Family:DanaidaeGenus:Danaus

  4. Secondaryconsumer A secondary consumer of a swamp. The peat swamp frog is also known as the malesian frog. They are becoming rare because of there loss of habitat. There species was discovered in 1984.they are found not found in north America.they are found in Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand. They are nocturnal frogs.

  5. Tertiary consumer • tertiary consumer of a swamp is an American alligator. American alligators have long lizard like body. They have four short legs and a long muscular tail. An American alligators hide is rough and scaled. Young American alligators are black with bright yellow sopts and stripes.adults are a darker color. The fourth tooth on both sides on an alligator on there bottom jaw are hidden when there mouth is closed. Fully grown males are between 400 to 500 pounds. The largest male alligator weighed in at 1000 pounds. Alligators are teritery consumers of a swamp.

  6. Decomposer • KINGDOM • Fungi • DIVISION • Basidiomycota • CLASS • Hymenomycetes • ORDER • Agaricales • FAMILY • Amanitaceae • GENUS • Amanita • SPECIES • Amanita phalloides A decomposer of a swamp is a death cap. The death cap is a very poisionus mushroom. The death cap is to blame for most of the mushroom poisionings in the world. It has white gills. It has a cap up to 6 i9nches wide. It also has a stem that is about 5 inched tall. It is mostly very sticky. The death cap is a decomposer of a swamp.

  7. Photosythethis and repiration equation • 6CO2 + 6H2O + Light Energy = C6H12O6 + 6O2

  8. Plant cell vacole nucleus Golgi body nucleolus chloroplast lysosomes Cell membrane mitocondria ribosomes Cell wall

  9. Animal cell vacole nucleus Golgi body Smooth e.r lysosomes ribosomes cytoplasm Rough e.r Cell membrane mitochondria

  10. Differences between a plant and animal cell Plant and animal cells have many differences. An animal cell is round and a plant cell is rectangular or a hexagon. Animal cells don’t have chloroplast and plant cells do because they make their own food.Ananimal cell has many small vacuoles and a plant cell has one big one. The last difference is that an animal doesn’t have a cell wall and a plant does have a cell wall. Plant and animal els have a variety of differences.

  11. Swamps are a very interesting biome. Swamps are a very warm environment. Swamps are very wet and filled with both plant and animal species. It is a waterlogged are that is heavily equipped with forests. There abiotic factors are water ph, oxygen levels, water clarity and salinity, and the biotic factors are algae blooms, numbers of primary consumers, and apex predators such as crocodiles. Because of the abiotic factors the biotic factors can survive. Swamps have many different factors. The temperature of a swamp is very humane. The temperature is normally cool with humidity but is really warm during the summer and fall. The average temperature is 90 degrees Fahrenheit. Swamps are just water and trees. Swamps are a very unique biome.

  12. Food chain

  13. Humans do not help out swamps at all. Humans look for new land to build houses and they just destroy the swamps. They fill in swamps with dirt and rocks to dry them up. Sometimes they dig up the swamp to make a lake and sell it as a water front view. Humans also build sewage systems into the swamps. Humans also put toxic waste in to the swamps. Humans don’t care about there reactions to swamps around the world.

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