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Ecology

Ecology. Biosphere Energy Pyramid Ecosystems Populations. Your Habitat. Think about every organism that you encounter around school and your home. Make a list (include plant, insects, humans, pets, etc.) Create a diagram that shows how the organisms interact with each other.

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Baseball Challenge!

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SOYBEAN RUST Phakopsora pachyrhizi

SOYBEAN RUST Phakopsora pachyrhizi. G. L. Sciumbato, Plant Pathologist Delta Research and Extension Center Stoneville, MS. Facts about the rust fungus. Obligate parasite-Cannot survive unless it is in a host.

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Climate and Vegetation

Climate and Vegetation. CHAPTER 3. THE SUN AND THE EARTH. THE SUN IS THE SOURCE OF ALL CLIMATES IT IS ESSENTIAL FOR ALL LIFE FORMS ONLY A SMALL AMOUNT OF ITS ENERGY REACHES THE EARTH THE EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE "TRAPS" THE SUN'S WARMTH. ROTATION AND REVOLUTION. HOW OFTEN DOES THE EARTH ROTATE?

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Weather and Application Instruments

Weather and Application Instruments. Robert E. Wolf Extension Specialist Application Technology Bio and Agricultural Engineering Robert G. Bellinger Extension Associate/Associate Professor Soils and Plant Sciences. Biological and Agricultural Engineering.

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Climate Lesson

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SEASONS

SEASONS. Different parts of the earth receive direct rays of the sun for more hours of the day at certain times of the year Causes changing seasons Summer solstice is the longest day of the year Winter solstice is the shortest day of the year Equinox- days and nights are equal in length.

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Kansas Science Assessment

Kansas Science Assessment. Practice Questions Grade 4. 1. Students are studying evaporation using different bottles filled with water. Which question can the students best answer by doing a science investigation?. Who first discovered that water evaporates from a bottle?

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Fruits

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Global Wind Currents

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Do now: Please pick up the atmosphere handout up front.

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Creating a bird sanctuary

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Wind: The Coriolis effect

Wind: The Coriolis effect. W e know the earth is heated unevenly. Winter. Summer. How is Global winds circulated across the globe?. Like this. Air is heated at the equator, then cooled at the N and S poles of the earth. Cool air travels along surface of Earth from poles to equator

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Chapter 31.2

Chapter 31.2. A Closer Look at Flowers and Their Pollinators . AP Biology Spring 2011. Pollination Vectors. Pollination Vectors: agents that bring pollen grains to female floral parts Wind currents, insects, birds, or other animals. Pollination Vectors.

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Rotation and Revolution

Rotation and Revolution. What causes night and day? What causes the seasons to change?. Rotation. What does Rotation mean? Rotation occurs when something is spinning around an axis. What are some examples of things that rotate?

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Winds and currents

Winds and currents. Jack Scanlon Ms. Leza. How winds are produced. Currents are driven by winds As air heats it rises and as air cools it falls down These factors cause too types of wind: surface winds and upper winds aka jet stream. Wind Patterns.

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