'Acer rubrum' diaporamas de présentation

Lesson Overview

Lesson Overview. 18.1 Finding Order in Diversity. Bell Ringer: Start a new section of your IAN and copy this flow chart into your IAN, left side. . Chapter 18: Classification . Biology Ms. Nguyen . I. Why Classify?. A. What are the goals of systematics?.

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Alluvial plant communities of Piedmont brownwater rivers

Alluvial plant communities of Piedmont brownwater rivers. Elizabeth R. Matthews 1 Robert K. Peet 1 Alan S. Weakley 1 Thomas R. Wentworth 2 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 1 North Carolina State University 2. Piedmont brownwater rivers.

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Plant Taxonomy

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Plant Taxonomy

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Lecture Notes

Lecture Notes. Colin Tudge, The Tree: A Natural History of What Trees Are, How They Live, and Why They Matter. Preface I. What is a Tree?. Preface. The Royal Oak at Boscobel House in Shropshire, England may have hidden King Charles II from Cromwell in 1651 .

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Plant Taxonomy

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Eurosids II

41) Malvaceae (incl. 42) Tiliaceae). 40) Brassicaceae (Cruciferae). Sapindaceae (incl. 44) Aceraceae). 43) Anacardiaceae. Eurosids II. 43) Anacardiaceae. Cashew, Sumac or Poison-Ivy Family Trees, shrubs or lianas

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Kaitlyn Crossan

Kaitlyn Crossan. Field Biology Species List. Birds. Black-capped chickadee. Poecile atricapillus. Blue jay. Cyanocitta cristata. Fish. Creek chub. Semotilus atromaculatus. Northern white sucker. Catostomus commersonii. Largemouth bass. Micropterous salmoides. Allegheny crayfish.

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Tree Identification

Tree Identification. Ashley Peebles Delaware Forest Service. Taxonomic Classification. The basic processes of classification are grouping and ranking

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Aceraceae (the maple family)

Aceraceae (the maple family). 2 genera worldwide Acer is the only North American genus Opposite leaves and branching Fruits are winged samaras in pairs, joined at the base Some species are commercially important Acer palmatum (Japanese maple) is a common ornamental in DE.

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Deciduous Trees

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Classification:

Classification:. Organizing the Unity & Diversity of Life. Why organize?. Since Darwin Known species increased to 1.8 million Millions more to be discovered Tropics & deep sea. Systematics. Science of naming & grouping organisms To understand diversity

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CLASSIFICATION

CLASSIFICATION. Of Living Things. Classification:. The grouping of organisms based on similarities Allows us to study relationships between species Helps us assign names to organisms Taxonomy = a branch of Biology that groups and names organisms based in different characteristics.

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Research in the FBI Laboratory

Research in the FBI Laboratory. Gene Peters Chief, Counterterrorism and Forensic Science Research FBI Laboratory. Importance of Research. Develop new capabilities Improve current processes and methods Improve the scientific foundation and defensibility. Research Management.

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White Pine Pinus Stobus.

White Pine Pinus Stobus. Eastern Cottonwood Populus deltoides. American Chextnut Castanea dentata. Sugar Maple Acer Saccharum. Red Mulberry Morus rubra. Yellowwood Cladrastis lutea. Striped Maple Acer Pensyvanicum . Alba Viola papilionacea . Black Willow Salix nigra.

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FORESTRY TEST LAINGSBURG INVITATIONAL MIDDLE SCHOOL DIVISION B JANUARY 14, 2012

FORESTRY TEST LAINGSBURG INVITATIONAL MIDDLE SCHOOL DIVISION B JANUARY 14, 2012. SLIDE 1. A. How do you tell a Oak from an Maple when the leaves are gone? (4 points) Which specimen (A or B) is from a Maple? (1 point)

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Importance of Trees

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Adopt a Tree

By: Raven McCargo Alexis Carr. Adopt a Tree. Red Maple . Scientific Name: Acer rubrum L. Leaf. Bark. Red Maple Fruit (Samara). Organism we saw. Our Poem ?. POEM Plant Tall, Thick Growing, living, producing Tree, Vine, Roots, Leaves

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Key Facts

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Transitions from Oak to Maple Dominated Forests in the eastern U.S

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