'Leaf litter' presentation slideshows

CHAPTER 23

CHAPTER 23 . Sustaining Terrestrial Biodiversity: The Ecosystem Approach . Key Concepts. Human land use. Types and uses of US public lands. Forests and forest management. Implications of deforestation. Management of parks. Establishment and management of nature preserves.

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Black legged Ticks

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9.3 Farm Policy

9.3 Farm Policy. Farm subsidies in many countries are protected by powerful political and economic interests. Agricultural subsidies encourage surpluses and allow American farmers to sell products overseas at prices below production costs.

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The variation in frog biodiversity along the forested landscape in Rio de Janeiro State in Brazil

The variation in frog biodiversity along the forested landscape in Rio de Janeiro State in Brazil. Carlos F. D. Rocha, Carla C. Siqueira, Cristina V. Ariani, Davor Vrcibradic , Mara C. Kiefer, Mauricio Almeida-Gomes, Vitor N. Borges-Junior, Helena G. Bergallo & Monique Van Sluys.

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About the cellulases distribution

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Soils:

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THE TROUBLE WITH TICKS

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One Victorian approach in the control of Phytopthora cinnamomi

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Chapter 3 Ecosystem Ecology

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Benthic macroinvertebrates

Benthic macroinvertebrates. They are ___________ even in the most _________ or environmentally extreme lotic environments contain some ________________ organisms. In general: macroinvertebrates refers to fauna retained by a ___________________.

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FUNGI

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Soil Composition

Soil Composition. 1/13/12. What determines characteristics of soil? . Physical (such as water) Parent material (chemical make-up) Life (biological activity) climate. What are the layers of soil? .

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The Soil Profile

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Water Conservation

Water Conservation. By: Hicxel Esquivel & Javier Rodarte. The Importance of Water Conservation.

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Reed Hall Pond

Reed Hall Pond. A bioblitz pond dip. (The contributor of this photos is Derek Harper ) . Basic facts. 6 sites, 3 hours of sampling 23 different animals 1 fish 1 species freshwater snail 1 mayfly species 2 species damselflies 3 species cased caddisflies 2 species beetles

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Suggest one way in which microorganisms are involved in recycling phosphorus contained in the tissues of dead carnivores

Suggest one way in which microorganisms are involved in recycling phosphorus contained in the tissues of dead carnivores. They feed on dead matter Secreting enzymes and absorbing the products of digestion Which are used to produce new compounds such as ATP and nucleic acids.

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Compiled by: Angie Moline, Colorado State University GK-12 Program

Introduction to Stream Ecology. Compiled by: Angie Moline, Colorado State University GK-12 Program. Water on Earth. Hydrologic Cycle. Evaporation. Precipitation. Lakes/Rivers. Runoff. Ocean. Groundwater. Streams and Rivers. Invertebrate Functional Feeding Groups. Stream Food Webs.

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Compiled by: Angie Moline, Colorado State University GK-12 Program

Introduction to Stream Ecology. Compiled by: Angie Moline, Colorado State University GK-12 Program. Water on Earth. Hydrologic Cycle. Evaporation. Precipitation. Lakes/Rivers. Runoff. Ocean. Groundwater. Streams and Rivers. Invertebrate Functional Feeding Groups. Stream Food Webs.

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Ladybirds visit our gardens in the summer but where do they go in winter?

When autumn comes ladybirds find it hard to find food so they find a sheltered spot where they can hide from the cold weather. 7 spot ladybirds hide under leaf litter, dead grasses or stones.

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Preparing the Millipede Habitats

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