Great Elephant Ears

First of all, do not play on a wet field because it causes the soil to get hard when it dries. To go along with wet fields, do not overwater your field because it will loosen the roots and drown the plants. When mowing the field, do not cut the grass under ⅓ of an inch because, it weakens the plants and increases the chances of it dying. Next, do not push, pull, rake, or sweep puddles into the grass. Pushing or raking puddles into grass can damage and flood the grass.

Stevens, P. and Luteyn, J. (2017). Ericales. [online] Encyclopedia Britannica. Available at: https://www.britannica.com/plant/Ericales [Accessed 10 Mar. 2017].

If you don’t already know, try to wait until it rains to determine if water floods or accumulates in some areas. All of these factors will determine which plants to buy and where to plant them.

We noted if any plants died, how dry the tray looked, and various other observations. Final measurements will be taken on April 12, 2016. Final measurements include: the length of the stem, stem length from the korm, weight of the korm, steam weight without the leaves, and stem weights with the leaves. To find the growth of each treatment, we will divide the final date by the initial data collected. Specifically, our group will divide elephant ear growth by Iris growth. So, we will compare the growths of the EI pots. If the proportional of elephant ear versus iris is bigge than 1, this means that the Elephant ear grew larger than Iris. We can then input the data into the respectable ANOVA tests and Post Hoc tests to further analyze our

Lambs Ear- Lives in zones 4-10 6” to 8” high and likes full sun. It is drought tolerant and is a bedding plant which is why I chose it.

3. Provide adequate drainage. Prior to filling any container with soil, you should see that it has sufficient drainage. Container plants need lost of water and as such, also demand drainage to prevent drowning, disease and decay. You might drill holes in the pots, but you should also add draining rocks, too, in order to keep the soil and roots inspired.

If you’re not paying attention, the mind can be a tricky labyrinth. The less you know about it, the more inexplicable and frightening it becomes. For example, why do seemingly benign elephants wreak havoc upon villages? In “An Elephant Crackup,” Charles Siebert explores the aberrant nature of these elephants and correlates them to their traumatizing upbringing, deprived of community and kinship. The biochemistry of the human mind, analyzed in “Love2.0” by Barbara Frederickson, serves as a worthy addendum to Siebert’s conjecture. “Love2.0” explains that the brain, hormones, and nerves work in unison to build emotional fortitude, stimulate oneself, and express positivity resonance. Siebert’s ideas of elephant culture and trans-species psyche can put Frederickson’s theory of emotions into practice. The absence of certain hormones within elephants, provided their fragmented community, can explain their volatile outbreaks. Alternatively, the reinstitution of human parental roles into elephant culture can help reconstruct their broken emotional states of elephants and rebuild their resilience; this healing process can also extend to humans.

African elephants are heard kennel because they have very big role in the environment. elephant dung act as a fertilizer, which is imported to improve the soil condition. The fall of the elephant is a goal for animals such as baboons and birds who pick through the droppings for seeds and nuts. The manure nutrient rich manure elements replaces nutrients to depleted soil to help farmers improve their crops. African elephants that live in the forests are known as "gardeners". Their excrement act as a form of seed dispersal that creates a large plant diversity.

I chose to put on my totem pole a elephant, a panther, a turkey, and a paint brush, because I believe they represent me, and they symbolise who I am. The elephant represents Strength, power, affection, loyalty, royalty, and wisdom. I am strong and I try to help people like when I carry things that my parents can’t and when my brother broke his leg I carried everything for him. I also represent wisdom when I say things about the world that not many people my age know, and when I can think deeply about things that other people can't understand. Like when I talked about the show “Cosmos” with my friend Jack in Fifth grade. Another animal I chose to represent me was the panther. The panther represents protection, hidden emotions, Introspection,

The white rhinoceros and the Asian elephant possess many similar characteristics, including the way they look, yet also possess many differences such as the two continents they live on. There are five living species of rhino (black, white, Indian, Javan and Sumatran) and only two of the elephant (African and the Asian). All are in jeopardy of extinction with their slow rate of breeding, poaching and in the rhinoceroses, their territorial behavior.

First off, the temperature needs to be right. If it is too high or too low it will result in abdominal development. Flowers and vegetables that grow in different seasons, require a different temperature. Warm season vegetables and flowers grow best in 60o F, 75o F, and 80o F. Cool season vegetables and flowers grow best in 50o F and 70o F. Plants require large amounts of sunlight to grow. Indoor light often does not provide enough intensity. During the hot summer months, plants need at least one half gallon of water each day. If plants do not receive enough water each day, their roots will dry out and they will die. Just like humans, plants also need oxygen to survive. They use oxygen for respiration to carry out their functions. Plants absorb minerals through their roots. They need these minerals to survive. Some of the specific minerals they need is soil, fertilizer, manure, compost, fertilizer salts. Finally, plants need support. Their basic support is soil that surrounds their roots. They also have hydroponically supports that include, strings or stakes.

Although there is a wide array of animal species that live in Asia, the Elephant is one of the most prized and sought after animal species in the continent because of its large impact on culture and society. Elephants are one of the smartest animals on the entire planet and they have a very big cultural significance also. They are very friendly with humans as well, which makes them an even more likeable animal. Their cultural significance goes back to the Buddhist days and has carried on all the way to today. Elephants are becoming an extinct animal and are an endangered species as pronounced by the IUCN. Asian elephants are herbivores and are considered the biggest land animals in all of Asia. The average life span of an Asian elephant is 60 years and they have trunks that contain 60,000 muscles, which is why they use it for so many things. Most Asian elephants have tusks, which they can use to debark trees and help protect them from various other things such as predators. The skin color of elephants is usually gray and is smoother then the skin of an African elephant.

Plants have different leaf sizes, colors, and shapes to adapt to the conditions of different environments, such as the arid zone, the tropical zone, and the arid zone. The arid zone has hot, dry summers and cool, wet winters, with low, scattered rainfall patterns that occur both seasonally and annually, and also long periods of time without water. Rainfall varies from year to year, and the distribution of rainfall varies between the summers and winters. During the cool, dry season, the temperature ranges from 35-45°C during the day and 10-15°C during the night; during the hot, dry season, the temperature can be up to 45°C during the day and 15° during the night. Soils can be shallow or deep, composed of sands or clays, and varies in acidity

Avocados are native to Central America and probably were first cultivated in Southern Mexico. As a semi-tropical understory, avocados grow to a medium height, reaching a maximum of 60 feet (18 m) in the

Pick up the watering can that you had just filled with water and then pour the water onto the soil of the already potted plant. Pour the water onto the plant for about 6 seconds. You do this so that the soil and roots will easily come out of the pot. (physical, Cognitive)