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Trees

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BIOLOGY 3404F EVOLUTION OF PLANTS Fall 2008

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Tree Book Pictures

Tree Book Pictures. Hanna Piciullo period 2. Chalk Maple. Horse Chestnut. Black Walnut. Ash-leaf maple. Sweet Gum. Red Maple. White Pine. Tamarack. Apple. Tulip Tree. Norway Spruce. Sycamore. Blue Ash. Red Pine. Honey Locust. Black Spruce. Paper Birch. Northern Red Oak.

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Tree Book Pictures

Tree Book Pictures. Hanna Piciullo period 2. Chalk Maple. Horse Chestnut. Black Walnut. Ash-leaf maple. Sweet Gum. Red Maple. White Pine. Tamarack. Apple. Tulip Tree. Norway Spruce. Sycamore. Blue Ash. Red Pine. Honey Locust. Black Spruce. Paper Birch. Northern Red Oak.

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Tree Project

Tree Project. Melissa Goggins Pictures from http://www.dendro.cnre.vt.edu/dendrology/syllabus/factsheet.cfm?ID=36. Chalk Maple. Horse Chestnut. Black Walnut. Ashleaf Maple. Sweet G um. Eastern White Pine. Tamarack. Apple Tree. Tulip Tree. Norway Spruce. Eastern Sycamore. Red Maple.

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Using a Dichotomous Key to identify coniferous trees in our region click to continue

KNOW YOUR KENTUCKY TREES. Using a Dichotomous Key to identify coniferous trees in our region click to continue. How to Use this Dichotomous Key to Identify Evergreen Trees. Your teacher will give you a small tree sample to observe.

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The Taiga Biome Presented By: Anish Agarwal

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Identifying Organisms

Identifying Organisms. Dichotomous Key. What: A dichotomous key is a series of questions, each with only two answers. Who: Scientists Where: All over the World When: If you need to identify an unknown organism Why: To help identify an organisms genus and species. Field Guide.

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Trees

Trees. Red Bud Cercis canadensis. -heart shaped leaf -small, edible, magenta (purple) flowers in the spring - typically grows 20-30 feet tall. Black Walnut Juglans nigra. -most commercially valuable tree in SMESL -can grow to 100+ feet -wood is valued for making furniture

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Taiga!

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Taiga Biome Ryan, John M., Tylor , and Nithya

Taiga Biome Ryan, John M., Tylor , and Nithya. Location. The Taiga biome stretches over Eurasia and North America. The Taiga is located at the top of the globe below the Tundra. The Taiga is the biggest biome in the world. Climatogram. It is generally cold in the Taiga Biome. Food Web.

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Taiga

Taiga . By: Shrey Thaker . The taiga . The taiga is a biome that also known as the boreal forest. It is a biome that is characterized as a cold yet very warm at some times. This biome can be found in Alaska, Canada, and all through out of Russia. Animals in the taiga. interaction.

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The Taiga Biome

The Taiga Biome. By: Brandon Bell. Location. The Taiga biome is a northern biome that covers parts of Eurasia and North America Taiga is the Russian word for forest, which makes sense, because it is a forest. Herbivores.

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The Taiga Biome

The Taiga Biome. By: Brandon Bell. Location. The Taiga biome is a northern biome that covers parts of Eurasia and North America Taiga is the Russian word for forest, which makes sense, because it is a forest. Herbivores.

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Phylogenetic trees & dichotomous keys

Classifying Life on Earth. Phylogenetic trees & dichotomous keys. Carolus Linnaeus developed the two-word naming system called binomial nomenclature. ex. Grizzly bear is called Ursus arctos . The first part of a name is the genus to which the organism belongs.

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