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Woody Plant Identification

Woody Plant Identification. Anacua. Leaves are big and green and feels very much like sandpaper. Ash. Smooth leaves with a white stem that has long tear drop seeds in bunches. Brasil. Tree with black berries and long thorns that have stemmed leaflets that grow out of them. Catclaw acacia.

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Plant Diversity

Plant Diversity. Chapter 22.2-22.5. Chapter 22 Vocabulary. 22.2 Bryophyte Rhizoid Gemma Protonema Antheridium Archegonium. 22.3 Vascular Tissue Tracheid Xylem Phloem Lignin Root Vein Leaf Stem Rhizomes Frond Sporangium Sorus. Chapter 22 Vocabulary. 22.4 Gymnosperm Cone

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Grade 4 Extended-response (4-point) Guide Set

Grade 4 Extended-response (4-point) Guide Set. Grade 4 Extended-response Passage. Paired Passages: Myth and fact about why evergreen trees do not lose their leaves Passage 1: Myth Why the Evergreen Trees Never Lose Their Leaves by Florence Holbrook

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R. Kumar *, A. K. Singh, J. S. Bisen, M. Choubey, Mahipal Singh and B. Bera

R. Kumar *, A. K. Singh, J. S. Bisen, M. Choubey, Mahipal Singh and B. Bera *Dept. of Botany and Agronomy. Influence of foliar application of micronutrients on physiological characteristics and yield of Darjeeling tea ( Camellia sinensis L.).

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Leaves A nd T heir Characteristics

Leaves A nd T heir Characteristics. Horticulture Period 9. By: Zack Daugherty Jordan Nolker Henry Miller. Leaf With Overlapping Scales. This branch has small leaves overlapping, giving it the effect of having scales. Leaf With Entire Margin. Leaf With Serrated Margin.

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Desert and Temperate Woodland And Shrubland

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Plant Identification Vocabulary

Plant Identification Vocabulary. BLADE . Widest part of leaf. PETIOLE. Stalk where blade attaches to stem. LEAF BASE. Shape of leaf where it attaches to petiole. Triangle Round Heart Straight Uneven. NODE or BUD. Point where petiole attaches to stem. BROAD LEAF .

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Flower Anatomy

Flower Anatomy. Cheryl Dever Heather Haney Ginny Owens. Start Here . Flower Anatomy. Outer Parts. Inner Parts. Resources. Outer Parts. Petals. Calyx. Peduncle. Receptacle. Receptacle . Back to Outer Parts.

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Figure 6.6 (EFB)

Plant adaptations to light. Figure 6.6 (EFB). Figure 6.7 (EFB). Sun Plants more Rubisco less chlorophyll small leaves. Shade plants less Rubisco more chlorophyll large leaves. creosote. arum. Light Attenuation A reduction in light intensity due to absorption, reflection, etc.

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How do plants adapt to their environment?

How do plants adapt to their environment?. Swiss Cheese Plant. Habitat Rainforest: Wet and hot, with poor soil and light. Cacti. Habitat Desert: Hot, arid or semiarid, water is scarce. Stone Plants. Habitat Desert: Hot, arid or semiarid, water is scarce. Venus Fly Trap.

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The Seasons

The Seasons. By Mara Yan Bee. In winter I see snow and no leaves, animals sleep. In winter I wear coat, boots, mittens, scarf ,earmuffs. In winter it feels outside is cold and windy. In spring I see small leaves and rain and a little sun. In spring I wear rain coat and boots.

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Red Panda

Red Panda. Lesser panda By Madi. Appearance of the Red Panda. The Red Panda is the size of a house cat The Panda has long , soft, red brown fur with distinctive black and white markings on its face and a ringed tail The Panda has long white whiskers

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The Desert

The Desert. By : Alondra Contreras, Esmeralda Bernal and Moncerrat Alvarez. Desert descriptions. Very dry almost no rain Can be very hot in the day but cold in the night Sandy ,crumbly , rocky and little or no plants Have small leaves or no leaves just spines. Sometimes only cacti.

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Fruit

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SHRUBS

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Non-seed tracheophytes

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Temperate Rainforest

Temperate Rainforest. Biome Research By Gabriel Ochoa. Temperate Rainforest Geography & Climate. Location: Alaska, Canada, and California Description: The topmost layer is the Canopy, the middle layer is Understory and the lowest is the Forest floor. Soil type: Very rich in nutrients.

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Cactus

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