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Biome :. WETLANDS. By Seungho Park Larissa Rocha Emma Bijesse. Description. Hydraulic soil Many tall reeds Birds such as herons Decomposers. Most Important A Biotic Factor. Water. Every living thing needs water.

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  1. Biome : WETLANDS By Seungho Park Larissa Rocha Emma Bijesse

  2. Description • Hydraulic soil • Many tall reeds • Birds such as herons • Decomposers

  3. Most Important A Biotic Factor Water • Every living thing needs water. • When the water is drained or becomes scarce it becomes a limiting factor. • Draining for irrigation is a large problem.

  4. Types of Wetlands Lake Erie Wetlands Everglades

  5. Mangrove Swamps Mangrove Swamps Mangrove Swamps are salt water wetlands. There are few trees that can live off of salt water. The trees that live in the mangrove swamps have adapted to the salt water.

  6. Plants • Tall plants- reeds and bulrushes • Floating plants- lilies, lotus, pondweeds • Large trees- silver maple and bald cypress pondweeds

  7. Birds • Woodpeckers • Herons • Egrets • Storks • Stork

  8. Other Animals Alligator Rabbit Deer

  9. Different levels on the food chain • Producers- Algae • Primary Consumers-Zooplankton • Secondary Consumers-Plankton Eating Fish • Territory Level- Herons

  10. Food Chain Producers Herbivores Carnivore Omnivores Decomposers Grasses Grasshoppers Shrew Hawks Earth Worm

  11. Food Web Decomposers Hawk Heron Beavers Mice Shrew Plankton Eating Fish Largemouth bass Mosquito Eating Fish Grasshopper Mussel Zooplankton Bluegill Fish Mosquito Larva Grasses Algae

  12. Species Must Adapt Many wetlands are covered with water for most of the year. Plants that live in the wetlands need to adapt to its very wet soil. Most plants would die in soil that is as wet as the soil in the wetlands. The worms that live in the soil need to adapt to it also.

  13. Cooperation and Competition • The animals eat the plants while the plants need the animals for fertile soil. • Birds compete over breeding areas.

  14. Where Are They Located? • On the coast line • On almost every continent • Near rivers

  15. Climatogram for the Everglades

  16. What We Use The Wetlands For Drinking Water Keep areas from flooding Protect the Shore from Erosion Fire Protection

  17. Wetlands are Being Destroyed • 22 states have lost more than 50% of the wetlands. • Missouri, Kentucky, Ohio, Iowa, California, Indiana, and Illinois have lost over 80% of the wetlands • California has lost 91% of the wetlands.

  18. How Wetlands are Destroyed • Draining wetlands • Adding invasive organisms • Dumping chemicals • Dam up the wetlands • Logging and forestry • Climate change

  19. Future Outlook For The Wetlands Wetlands are in danger, they are rapidly disappearing. The oceans are rinsing and destroying the coastal wetlands. Unless people help to save the wetlands they will disappear.

  20. Quiz • Name the three species that live in the wetlands. • How are we destroying the wetlands? • What do we gain from the wetlands?

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