1. Food Chain: The passing of energy in the form from one organism to another. 2. Producer: A green plant able to make its own food by photosynthesis. 3. Consumer: An organism that depends on other organisms for food needs. 4. Herbivore: A consumer that eats only plant tissue. 5. Carnivore: A consumer that eats only plant tissue. 6. Omnivore: A consumer that eats plant and animal tissue. 7. Pyramid of Numbers: A model that shows the decreasing numbers of organisms as you
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amount of species in a small area Benthos‚ rainforest canopies Medicinal value Most prescription drugs used were derived from living things Many lives have been saved from cancer by the rosy periwinkle tropical plant Penicillin comes from a fungus Agricultural value Wild plants serve a source of genetic variation Can provide biological pest control reduces need of chemicals Wild bees resistant to mites that have wiped out honeybee population that pollinates crops Consumptive use
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INTRODUCTION TO SCIENTIFIC TERMINOLOGY The purpose of this document is to introduce root words and their definitions. These words play a vital role in Biology because many scientific terms are based on these words. Because these root words are Greek or Latin in origin‚ their meanings have remained consistent throughout time. By becoming familiar with root words and their definitions you can determine general meanings of many terms by simply applying these root word definitions. For example‚ the
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infusion • 2 ounces of Essence of Vitality week 1Non Hybrid Food Week 2 Living Food Week 3 Juice Feast Week week 1 Non Hybrid Food 1 What is Non Hybrid week Food? week 1 Non Hybrid food is simply food made of plants that have been bred naturally
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York‚ Fort Worth‚ San Diego‚ and Minneapolis. Plans call for the following numbers of washing machines to be produced at each location: New York Fort Worth San Diego Minneapolis 50‚000 70‚000 60‚000 80‚000 Bindley has three plants that can produce the motors. The plants and production capacities are Boulder Macon Gary 150‚000 100‚000 150‚000 Due to varying production and transportation costs‚ the profit Bindley earns on each 1‚000 units depends on where they were produced and where they were
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Introduction Ecosystem is similar to a community. It consists of species‚ living organisms and the abiotic factors‚ their habitat. Living organisms includes animals‚ plants‚ insects‚ micro-organisms. For their habitat‚ they are the non-living nature which are soil‚ sunlight‚ water‚ precipitation. There are two types of ecosystem. Terrestrial ecosystem which is on the land and aquatic ecosystem which is under the water. Over-breeding is the increase of offspring of a species to a excessive number
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was burned has become the ash that covers the ground‚ the nutrients in the ash is what newer‚ healthy greenery needs to grow‚ ash is also a great water absorbent‚ retaining it long enough for plants to use it. This new vegitation helps feed the animals that live within the forest‚ the small newly grown plants are both healthy for the large animals such as deer and stouts as well as it is providing food for the smaller occupants like mice and other small mammals. And because those herbivores get new
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Based off the results from this lab the student was able to determine and have an overall better understanding of the variables that affect the rate of photosynthesis in a plant. The first variable the student tested in the lab was 30cm of light with CO2 present. The student started this trial with all 10-leaf disks and timed how many leaf disks came up every minute for 15 minutes. One minute into the trial and the student recorded that no leaf disks had yet to rise to the top of the solution. At
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Basic Ecology Terms: Ecology- the study of how organisms interact with their environment Organism- a living thing that gets food‚ water‚ shelter‚ and other things it needs to live‚ grow‚ and reproduce from its environment Habitat- environment that provides needed things Biotic Factors- the living part of a habitat Abiotic Factors- the non-living part of a habitat (soil‚ oxygen‚ water‚ sunlight‚ temperature) Species- a group of organisms that can mate with each other and produce offspring that
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Over the following two to three weeks‚ the insecticides enter the plant where they are consumed by the Emerald Ash Borer. As with soil application‚ care must be used to avoid contact with flowering plants to protect vital bee populations. Trunk Injections Another effective way to treat the Emerald Ash Borer in West Chester is through the use of trunk injections. Depending on the type
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