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Chapter 4 Characteristics of Ecosystems

Chapter 4 Characteristics of Ecosystems. 4.1 Interactions within ecosystems Define the following terms: Ecology: The study of interactions between organisms and their living and non-living environment. Abiotic factor: A non-living factor that influences an organism Biotic factor:

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Plants & Animals

Plants & Animals. By: Charelene Gonzalez-Perez Shanequa Jennings Quviala Akhtar Maria Del Valle. Table of Contents. Rational .

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Plant Diversity

Plant Diversity. What Is A Plant?. Multicellular eukaryotes Cell walls with cellulose P hotosynthesis using green pigments chlorophyll a and b Autotrophs Some are parasites or saprobes. What Plants Need To Survive. Sunlight Water and minerals Gas exchange

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4 th grade science Laura carter

Ecology. 4 th grade science Laura carter. The place an organism lives or spends most of its time is called its habitat. Habitats can be small like under a rock or large like the ocean Examples of habitats include: a tree, a pond, our backyards. Can you think of an example of a habitat?

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Carbohydrates

Carbohydrates. Types of Carbohydrates Classification of Monosaccharides D and L Notations from Fischer Projections Structures of Some Important Monosaccharides. Carbohydrates. Carbohydrates are: A major source of energy from our diet. Composed of the elements C, H and O.

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Biological communities

Chapter 17 Ecology Unit. Biological communities. What happens in communities?. We all know that ecology is the study of interactions among species and/or between species and their respected environments. We are now going to learn about some of those interactions. Co-evolution.

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Food Chains

Food Chains. A food chain tells us what is eaten by what in an ecosystem. What is an ecosystem?. An ecosystem is all the animals and the plants in a habitat, together with their environment. An ecosystem provides everything that the animals and plants that live there need.

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Habitat Vocabulary

Habitat Vocabulary. ecosystem. All the living and nonliving things in a place. . community. All the living things in an ecosystem. It consists of many different populations. . population. All the members of a single type of organism. For example, all the American Alligators in a swamp. .

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Cylinder Gardening with

Cylinder Gardening with. Vanessa the Painted Lady &. Sammy Cylinder. http://cylindergardening.tamu.edu. Veggie Garden Purpose. Teach plant growth from seed planting to harvest. . Butterfly Garden Purpose.

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Kingdom Plantae

Kingdom Plantae. Chapters 23-26. Plants. Domain: Kingdom: Cell type: Energy Source: Cell Structure: Unicellular or Multicellular:. What plants need to survive:. Minerals, gas exchange, and movement of materials. Plants evolved from algae.

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Helping Plants Grow Well

Helping Plants Grow Well. You are going to learn. What plants need to be healthy. How to identify a healthy plant. To design a healthy and an unhealthy plant. A strong stem. Dry soil. If plants are going to be healthy they need lots of things to be working properly.

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ECOLOGICAL SUCCESSION

ECOLOGICAL SUCCESSION. Have you ever observed a vacant lot or an untended garden over time?. Think about the changes you saw . What plants were first to arrive on the scene ? Will the area look like it originally did ? How long will it take to change?.

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GLE #1

GLE #1. Both elements and compounds are pure substances Compounds are made by chemically combining 2 or more elements (the only way to break down a compound is by another chemical change-they break into smaller compounds and elements) Smallest piece of an element is an atom

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Aquaponics

Aquaponics. Growing fresh fish and vegetables in your own backyard. Aquaponics (AP) is the combination of AQUAculture and hydroPONICS. i.e. Growing vegetables, and fish for consumption in your backyard. Aquaponics has been around for centuries. What is aquaponics?.

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The Tiny Seed

The Tiny Seed. Designed By Jenn Silva RDG 589. Materials Needed. The Tiny Seed book by Eric Carle Pencils Crayons One computer per student What plants need to live (worksheet 1) The Tiny Seed worksheet (worksheet 2) How-To booklet (beyond reading activity). Introduction.

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The Mountains

The Mountains. By: Jessica Schumaker. Where Is The Mountains Located?. The Mountains are located in North Georgia. Why It Is Popular?. My grandparents have a house in the mountains. We do lots of things there. Here are some: gold mining, biking, hiking, we look for animals, and pick apples.

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Unit 15: The mountain environment

Unit 15: The mountain environment. Unit 15: The mountain environment. What is a mountain environment?. What features do these environments have? What features does a mountain environment have?. Unit 15: The mountain environment. Where are mountain environments found?. The Rockies. The Alps.

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The Rainforest

The Rainforest. Katie Farlow, Whitney McManus, Rita Hill, Quiana Allen & Lauren McCarthy. Subject and Grade Level. This Unit will be used in a 4 th grade class. .

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