Hyponential Growth

He didn't plant any Truffula Trees in place of the ones he cut down. He only had time to run his factory and make Thneeds. He kept making more Thneeds and making more money. Slowly all the animals that depended on the Truffula Trees for food, shelter, and fresh air had to move away from the barren wasteland that was once a beautiful and clean forest. The air was full of smog and the lakes were full of gook from the factory.

might affect the fitness of each variant. In other words which factors might increase plant growth, survival,

Background information: In this lab you will be looking at the growth of bacteria under different conditions to see the how populations of bacteria grow. Read about cells in the text or e-text. For everyone, in your e-text read chapter 13, sections 13.3 and 13.4 to learn more about bacteria. Then answer the questions below.

In the forest there are many animals and plants, and they all work together. In source #3 it says ”Think about an oak tree in the forest. It is a home to the bugs and birds that live in its bark and branches, to squirrels.” Trees are homes to many forest animals. Another example in source #3 there is the oak tree. When an acorn on an oak tree gets ripe it falls and it is a source of food to deer, mice and squirrels so they can fatten up for the long winter. And in the spring hawk swoops down look for a rodent

In addition, back to the main title about this episode, the ecology. The artist used different way to tell people how the artwork can looks like, and he is trying to show people the importance of the nature. On the other hands, people in society may or may not experience about forest, and the artist bring the forest into the small building where everyone can easier to see and the artist can achieve his main point about

A Fundamental Niche “Ideal Niche” can be described as the range of environmental conditions in which each species survives (S, P. 2011). Fundamental niche can also be described as the full range of environmental conditions that a population of species can fill and benefit from, without limiting factors current which could inhibit the population (E., 2017). Another way to describe fundamental niche is an ideal niche consisting of abiotic conditions and resources providing proper conditions for a species to survive (E., 2017). In my own words describe realized niche as the way a species lives in an ecosystem with the abstance of competition from other species within that ecosystem. When considering the fundamental niche of a species we

The habitat the wooden area provides is wet due to the water running through it. There are beavers, who like corn and have killed some trees and birds such as the chickadee and black throated warbler. There are deer and garden snakes and at one time a fox in the preserve. However, because the preserve is close to a farm and a stream (actually right between the two) there is a lot of edge effect. Edge effect is the abrupt transition between two quite different adjoining ecological communities on the numbers and kinds of organisms in the marginal habitat. In this particular case, it is not a hug surprise because the preserve is not a large landscape. It is rather narrow and from a sky view it looks very small compared to the land next to it. We also found out that the land was also used as a dumping ground for personal trash such as a car and old

If we look at the figures above we could see that the experiment phosphorus of green algae, cyanobacteria and diatoms, when the phosphorus was doubled had higher values than the baseline when nutrient input was the same. When we look at the growth rate of green algae (Figure 1), the baseline phosphorus and the experiment phosphorus did not differ much, same with the baseline phosphorus and experiment phosphorus for the carrying capacity of diatoms (Figure 6).

The pattern of population density in species C is increasing because the exponential growth is a J curve, increasing slope. Species C is in a position to thrive in the habitat because it is an invasive species. Species C will out compete competitor species for nutrition and water. It adapts to its environment and becomes fit for survival. It can also successfully reproduce in prime conditions. There is also a very low chance of predation for this species. But Species C has an abundant food supply.

Growing up, the question “How can this be applied to the real world?” or “What use is this outside of class?” has always been asked. Unfortunately, some students had a good reason to think this since there are topics that are taught in school that the average person will never use or be applicable to the real world. However, the topic of exponential function is definitely a valuable usage and application to the real world. Exponential growth is a phenomenon that occurs when the growth rate of the value of a mathematical function is proportional to the function’s current value, resulting in its growth with time being an exponential function. A key part of exponential growth is the rate at which it grows. One might think that the rate of something growing might not be a big deal since most living things grow at a rather slow pace. However, when something is referred to “growing exponentially” it means it starts off slow but quickly starts gaining momentum/speed.

Our next activity, following lunch, was a nature walk through the park. Although the sun beat down with a vengeance, we braved the heat in the name of knowledge. Dr. Simpson led us to a beautifully restored oak savanna. After farmers had cleared the landscape for agriculture, MCCD has worked to restore the area to an oak savanna, the historic ecosystem. Dr. Simpson said that there were more oaks in the restored area than the reference ecosystem probably had. I was very impressed by the project as there were massive oaks and a relatively good diversity of prairie grasses and shrubs beneath them. However, Dr. Simpson asked us what was wrong with the restored system. Bewildered, the group was unable to answer him. He revealed that there was a lack of small oaks. Although there were plenty of established trees, the landscape was missing saplings, which is problematic for the future of this ecosystem. Dr. Simpson said he would tell us later why he thought this was so, but, as we ran out of time, Dr. Ohsowski eventually informed us that rodents were preventing oak saplings from growing.

The difference between a fundamental niche and a realized niche is that “a fundamental niche is considered the area and resources that can theoretically be utilized, whereas, a realized niche is considered the area and resources that are actually able to to be utilized by a population” (Daempfle, 2016). Thus, exemplified in the Balanus and Chthamalus genera, along the Scottish seacoasts, the two genera share the fundamental niche of the Scottish seacoast. However, the realized niche of the Balanus is it’s most suitable adaptability to the lower portion of the seacoast, whereas, the Chthamalus, is better adapted to the upper parts of the

There are two different types of survival needs in organisms for example, why can't toucan lives in arctic while hawk can live almost everywhere?Generalist are most often found in a place where temperature is moving from hot to cold, and variety of food sources are available for organisms living there. Animals found in these place are called broad niches, which are able to adapt to almost any environment. Opposite of generalist would be specialist, which means temperature stays the same and same kind of food sources available, this kind of environment are more suitable for narrow niches.

There is no “home stretch” just the passing of another chapter in working towards goals. 

1.The first factor refers to people spend how much money for savings. To give a specific and the simplest example, we presume human beings spend 1/4of income for savings, that is to say ,25percentage of income in total. Therefore, we can conclude: