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Ecology-Option G

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Final Exam Review

Final Exam Review. : ). Chapter 9 Lesson 1. What is a plant?. What characteristics are common to all plants?. Cell Structure Eukaroytic cells (membrane-bound organelles) Cell wall Chloroplast Central vacuole Multicellular Producers.

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Trees

Trees. Primary 5 Unit 3 Second Term. What is this part of the tree?. Thick trunk. Long branches. Short branches. Broad leaves. Thin trunk. Can you describe the trunk of this tree? Is it thick or thin ?. Narrow leaves. This tree has a thin trunk.

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Chesapeake Bay Grasses

Chesapeake Bay Grasses. Introduction. Wild Celery Southern Naiad Red-Head Grass Water Stargrass Widgeon Grass Common Waterweed Eelgrass. Salinity and the Chesapeake Bay. Submerged aquatic vegetation has specific salinity requirements, although some have a wide salinity tolerance range.

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Adopt A Tree

Adopt A Tree. Devon Davis & Ally Roberts 5/1/13. Devon, Ally & VM. Blackgum. Scientific name- Nyssa sylvatica. Inch Worm. Bark. Dragonfly. Leaves. Our poem. Tree Tall Skinny Sprouting Taking Living Nutrients Food Shade Branch Growing Blowing Feeding Moist Green Blackgum.

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Leaf Classification

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Conifers Reproduce with flowers and seeds in cones. Use wood to grow tall.

Conifers Reproduce with flowers and seeds in cones. Use wood to grow tall. Can cope with low temperatures and lack of water. Most are trees. Narrow leaves. Grow quite slowly but live a long time. Flowering plants Reproduce with flowers and seeds. Some use wood to grow tall.

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Plant Science Unit 3

Plant Science Unit 3. Lesson 3: Monocotyledons vs. Dicotyledons. Cotyledon. What is a cotyledon?. A cotyledon is the fleshy structure within a seed that contains food for a developing embryo. Depending on the plant species, a seed may have one or two cotyledons. Monocotyledons.

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