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I need a completed table by calculating the missing percentages and a constructed line graph for the ash and elm leaves.

Please answer fast Traditional Ecological Knowledge is an important topic in Ethnobotany due to its potential contribution in improving our understanding of plant utilisation and their sustainability. a) What are the characteristics of Traditional Ecological Knowledge that distinguishes it from conventional scientific knowledge? b) What are the similarities that exist between them?

What is the importance of disturbance such as fire in the succesion of pine trees? Discuss.

Coffee (Coffea arabica) and Chocolate (Theobroma cacao) are two species of tropical or sub-tropical understory trees that have a rich history in human cultures. Given your knowledge about the plants, and considering the three main pillars of sustainability (environmental quality, economic vitality, and social justice), discuss important considerations for ensuring that coffee and chocolate production can be sustainable for the present and into the future. What are some of the most important considerations? Propose some specific recommendations to increase the sustainability of our relationships with these plant species. Make sure to address all three pillars of sustainability in your answer.

P Parchment Exchange - Leader X + edgenuity.com/Player/ SC5181 A 7 11 13 14 15 17 Unmark this question O Burning large areas of the knotweed O Introducing another plant to compete with the knotweed O Spraying large areas of the knotweed with herbicides Engaging animals to eat the knotweed 19 20 ▸ U O PART Save and Exit The rapidly growing Japanese knotweed plant has a wide range of growth in North America. This plant is an invasive species that outcompetes native plants for area and sunlight. What would best help control mature growth of this invasive plant in an environmentally responsible way? O Next G ← English Sign out V Submit Oct 27 19 ☐ Kinley Heath ⠀ E ▸ 10:29 A

Explain the mechanisms for which the leaf water potential would be more negative at midday than at pre-dawn. Figure 2. Pre-dawn and midday leaf water potential (Ψleaf) for the two species at different dates throughout the year.

Are there examples of mutualism and parasitism (predator/prey relationship) within these plants/animals. List all that are applied.

1. What do the scattered dots represent in the forest tree community models? What other information can be extracted from the model? Describe the importance and limitations of the model. 2. What are the features of red maple that enable it to dominate Mohn Hill Natural Area? features of eastern hemlock to dominate Synder-Middleswarth Natural Area? 3. What environmental factors enable the species that are common in Mohn Hill Natural Area and Synder-Middleswarth Natural Area to exist in both areas.

If New York experiences drought conditions during April, May, and June 2022, how would you expect local tree rings to differ compared to rings made in 2021 (which had normal rainfall)?     Early wood cells would be larger in 2022, creating thicker rings     Late wood cells would be larger in 2022, creating thicker rings     Early wood cells would be smaller in 2022, creating thinner rings     Late wood cells would be smaller in 2022, creating thinner rings     Rings would be similar both years as water amount has little effect during spring and early summer

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Examine the situation below. What function/services of the ecosystem is highly depicted in this situation? Justify. For 3-5 sentences only*     One of the wetland ecosystem which is subjected to this degradation and considered as heavy polluted lake in the Philippines Laguna de Bay (LDB) (Framework for Philippine Plant Conservation Strategy and Action Plan retrieved 2018). LDB is the largest lake in the country and amongst the largest in Southeast Asia. It is a significant natural resource, being the catchment of an expansive and environmentally important watershed (Israel 2007). The shorelines of LDB serve as important locations for industrial, commercial and tourism activities in the country. It plays an ecological importance because it serves as spawning areas for fish and a natural protection from floods

Table 1. Average turgor loss point, stem hydraulic conductivity and plant water use efficiency for the two species. Trait Species A Species B Statistics Turgor loss point -2.5 MPa -1.1. MPa p <0.033 Hydraulic conductivity 0.11 Kg mm-1 MPa-1 s-1 0.33 Kg mm-1 MPa-1 s-1 p <0.005 Water use efficiency 80.6 µmol mol-1 47.1 µmol mol-1 p <0.004  Please Describe the data in Table 1

Complete the table below by stating an example of mangrove species found in a given zonation and drawing an outline of the mangrove species. Zonation Examples Species Illustration (according to its zonation) Zone 1 – highly exposed mangroves     Zone 2 – exposed mangroves     Zone 3 – central mangroves     Zone 4 – rear mangroves     Zone 5 – brackish stream mangroves

In a survey of a stream bank in northeastern Ontario, a local naturalist group found that 20% of the plant cover was made up of purple loosetrife. Briefly describe two possible reasons for the presence of this invasive species on the stream bank

Species A is more drought tolerant than species B. Please provide one leaf characteristic and one xylem characteristic that could contribute to the greater drought tolerance of species A over species B.

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Under similar environmental condition and considering the ultimate role of stomata in transpiration, which of the following plant species will likely release the largest amount of water vapor in the atmosphere? Plant Species II Plant Species III Plant Species I Plant Species IV

, please look thoughtfully at the image below of a 4000 year-old bristlecone pine in the White Mountains of eastern California. Then, please answer the following questions: How might such old trees provide information about the region's climate? Does this area appear hospitable to plant growth? What (in the image) supports your response? What environmental factors might account for this (referring to that which you included in your answer to the previous question)?

Tropical rain forests are known for their high primary productivity. Which set of conditions allows this to be true? Low moisture, high temperature, intense solar radiation High moisture, high temperature, intense solar radiation High moisture, moderate temperature, weak solar radiation Moderate moisture, moderate temperature, moderate solar radiation

Explain the tree trap solution for the removal of lanternflies. How will the tree trap solution affect the native species, economy, and/or social impacts? How long do you think it will take to return to the original biodiversity of the first ecosystem based on the tree trap solution and why?

To discuss: The ecosystem services of forests and describe the consequences of deforestation.

Describe the past and present situation of the mangrove forest by researching on its biota and provide relevant information and examples. How is the mangrove forest contributing to our GDP? Explain what is the current situation there due to the famous Rampal Power Station? Lastly, how can we preserve the largest mangrove forest in the world?

For the article "Effects of an invasive predator cascade to plants via mutualism disruption" (https://www.nature.com/articles/ncomms14557) answer the following points: - What was the question addressed by the author(s)? What was the author's hypothesis? - Overall, what did the author physically do, use, and/or document to test the hypothesis? - Summarize the results.

Suggest ways that the following factors might affect the biodiversity of plant species in the area studied; climate conditions, human action and interference (roads, sewers, use of area by humans) and also introduction of non-native species both intentionally and non intentionally Please i need a long paragraph

Primary forest is uncut or regrown forest that has not been seriously disturbed by human activities or natural disasters for at least 200 years. True False

Needles are specialized leaves adapted for cold and dry climates. Describe the features you observed in your analysis that provide evidence for this adaptation. MacBook Pro Q Search or enter address # $ & 2 3 4 W E T Y S F G 工

why are Red maple, Chestnut oak, Eastern hemlock common to the two natural areas of mohn mill and snyder-middleswarth? what are the environmental factors that enable them to exist in both areas?