'Dead plant' presentation slideshows

JEOPARDY!

JEOPARDY!. Click Once to Begin. JEOPARDY!. Solar System. Phases. Constellations. Seasons. Microorganisms. Heat, Light, and Sound. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 500. 500. 500.

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Energy Flow Through Trophic Levels

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Valley Force Plants Sunflowers

Valley Force Plants Sunflowers. A how-to guide to grow amazing sunflowers. First we put dirt in the pots. The dirt looks like a little hockey puck. Secondly we have to water them. Now the dirt looks like a pot. Step 3. Thirdly, we poke holes in soil, and put three seeds in the soil. Step 4.

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Rocks

Rocks. What is a rock?. Which of the following are rocks: Ice Water Coal Dead Plant Table Salt Processed Sugar Mined Diamond Artificial Diamond. Definition. Solid Naturally occurring Combinations (mixtures!) Minerals and/or organic materials. List. Rocks Not Rocks Ice Water

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Helpful Bacteria

Helpful Bacteria. Helpful Bacteria. Most bacteria are harmless to humans, in fact some are vary useful. Bacteria ... Aid our digestive system. Provide drugs and hormones. Produce some types of food. Provide nutrients for plants by breaking down dead material by decomposition. Yoghurt.

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Lotic Aquatic Ecology

Definition : A fast-moving freshwater ecosystem such as a stream or river. Lotic Aquatic Ecology. Lotic /Stream Habitats: See Handouts The Pool 2. The Riffle/Rapids 3. The Run. Where will you find the greatest biodiversity in a Stream/Lotic Ecosystem?. The Riffles/Rapids Habitat! Why?

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Crash course for Species Relationships and Interaction

Crash course for Species Relationships and Interaction. By: Maggie, Chasidy , Wade, Matt, Juan, and Alex. Objective. Students will be able to understand the species, their relationships, and how they interact with each other. The shark is the predator . Predator. An animal that hunts

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Rocks and Minerals POP QUIZ

Rocks and Minerals POP QUIZ. 1. I am rock that has formed deep in the earth due to heat and pressure. Igneous Sedimentary Metamorphic Minerals. 2. I am the color powder a mineral leaves behind when scratched on a scratch tile. Mineral Streak Luster color. 3. Molten means ______.

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Plant cells

Plant cells. By Trent miller. Photosynthesis. Photosynthesis is plants making food and energy from water , carbon dioxide and sunlight. . The difference.

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Food Chains

Food Chains. By: Ruby Hames. What is a Food Chain?. A food chain shows the feeding relationships between organisms in an ecosystem. Producers. Herbivores. Carnivores. Decomposers. Producers.

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Food Chain

Food Chain. By Gia Bradley. What is a Food Chain?. A food chain shows the feeding relationships between organisms in an ecosystem. Producer. Herbivores. Carnivores. Decomposers. Producers.

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What is Biogas?

What is Biogas?. Biogas refers to a gas that is produced by the biological organic break down in the absence of Oxygen. Biogas is a organic waste such as animal dung, animal material, dead plant , and kitchen waste can be converted in to biogas which is a gaseous fuel.

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Food Chain

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Food Cain

Food Cain. By:Noelia Hernandez. What is a Food Chain?. An ordered arrangement of animals and plants in which each feeds on the one below it in the chain. . Producers. Herbivores. Carnivores. Decomposers. Producers.

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By: Jennifer Travis

Tropical Rainforest Biomes. By: Jennifer Travis. Where are the rainforests found?. Central America in the Amazon river basin. Africa - Zaire basin, with a small area in West Africa and eastern Madagascar.

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Food Chain

Food Chain. By Colin Molinet. What is a Food Chain?. A food chain shows the feeding relationships between organisims in a ecosystem. Producers. herbiavores. conavores. decomposers. Producers.

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Micro-organisms or microbes are microscopic living things including:

A. What are microbes?. Micro-organisms or microbes are microscopic living things including:. bacteria fungi (which may be visible without a microscope) viruses protozoa algae. Most microbes are helpful:. Soil microbes break down dead plant and animal material, recycling nutrients.

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