'Cool season' diaporamas de présentation

Pasque Flower

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A Comprehensive Study of Cool Season Tornadoes in the Southeast United States

A Comprehensive Study of Cool Season Tornadoes in the Southeast United States. Alicia C. Wasula July 13, 2005. Committee Members. Lance Bosart John Molinari Dan Keyser Chris Thorncroft Russ Schneider Morris Weisman. The Problem.

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Alternative Poultry Production

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Forage Selection and Quality

Forage Selection and Quality. Sarah Kenyon Agronomy Specialist 417-967-4545 KenyonS@missouri.edu. Outline. What can I grow? Forage selection What makes a high quality hay? Forage quality. What Can I Grow?. Cool Season Grasses. Perennial Ryegrass. Smooth Bromegrass. Tall Fescue.

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Establishing and Maintaining Lawns

Establishing and Maintaining Lawns. Competencies 37.00-39.00. North Carolina Grasses. Most commonly grown grasses in NC include Kentucky Bluegrass Bahiagrass Centipede St. Augustine Bermuda Zoysia Fescue Ryegrass. Grass Identification. Grasses are identified by Growth habits

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Equine Nutrition & Feeding

Equine Nutrition & Feeding. Equine Science & Technology. Equine Nutrition. Carbohydrates- organic compounds composed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen. Include the sugars, starch, cellulose, gums, and related substances. Account for three-fourths of all dry matter in plants.

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TYPES OF STEMS

TYPES OF STEMS. 1. Crown-highly compressed stem 2. Tillers-primary lateral stem 3. Stolons-above ground, secondary lateral stem 4. Rhizomes-below ground, secondary lateral stem 5. Culm -stem of grass plant, flowering. Basic Plant Structure. Basic Plant Structure. apical

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Sheep and Pastures

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Plant Life Cycles

Plant Life Cycles. Chapter #2. What is a Life Cycle?. from the time a seed is planted until a seed is produced. What are the Life Cycles?. Annuals, Biennials, & Perennials. Annual. complete life cycle in one growing season

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Plant Life Cycles

Plant Life Cycles. Chapter #2. What is a Life Cycle?. from the time a seed is planted until a seed is produced. What are the Life Cycles?. Annuals, Biennials, & Perennials. Annual. complete life cycle in one growing season

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Plant Life Cycles

Plant Life Cycles. Chapter #2. What is a Life Cycle?. from the time a seed is planted until a seed is produced. What are the Life Cycles?. Annuals, Biennials, & Perennials. Annual. complete life cycle in one growing season

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Bulb Crops

Bulb Crops. Alliaceae Family Allium sp. Onion ( A. cepa ) Garlic ( A. sativum ) Leek ( A. ampeloprasum ) Chives ( A. schoenoprasum ) Hardy, cool season crops Biennials or Perennials All have onion-like pungency. Onion. Allium cepa Native to Southwest Asia, including Afghanistan,

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Cool Season Strong Tornadoes in the Southeast United States

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WEEDS!

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Cool Season Tornadoes in the Southeast U.S.

Cool Season Tornadoes in the Southeast U.S. 28 December 2005. 11 November 2002. 2 January 2006. 15 November 2006. 25 December 2006. 31 December 2006. 7 January 2007. Steven Nelson Stephen Konarik WFO Peachtree City. 5 January 2007. 26 February 2008. 15 December 2007. 17 February 2008.

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Tom Di Liberto Dr. Brian A. Colle Stony Brook University

Validation of Storm Surge Models for the New York Bight and Long Island Regions and the Impact of Ensembles. Tom Di Liberto Dr. Brian A. Colle Stony Brook University. Motivation. How well can a surge (ocean) model do for landfalling hurricanes over the Northeast U.S.?

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Dennis Roe

Crop Rotations. A brief overview of crop rotations today and how they may be used to improve soil health and crop yields. Dennis Roe. A new interest in crop rotations. Interest in crop rotations has increased due to their role in: Diversifying farm income Improving soil health

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SOILS

SOILS. Most important result of weathering and Erosion is soil Soils - soil science = PEDOLOGY Residual soil - soil made from local bedrock (weathered material) Transport soil - soil that was moved by wind, water, ice, or gravity (weathered and eroded material). SOIL .

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