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    areas of critically endangered prairie and oak savanna ecosystems. In order to do this, the Arboretum has already started removing exotic and weedy tree species using a forestry mower. My role in the project was to develop a baseline analysis, focusing primarily in composition and structure. The main goal was to have an idea of what’s left on the site after the mowing and clearing. By doing this, the UW Arboretum

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    Prevalence of Fagus grandifolia and Acer saccharum at Case Western Reserve University farm Gowtham Yerneni Case Western Reserve University Introduction A key component of any ecosystem on Earth is the presence of plants. Within these plants, variation and diversity are abundant. Plants can vary in many characteristics, such as leaf structure, height, bark structure, and diameter at breast height. The culmination of this variety among plants is termed the biodiversity of plants, which

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    Introduction A key component of any ecosystem on Earth is the presence of plants. Within these plants, variation and diversity are abundant. Plants can vary in many characteristics, such as leaf structure, height, bark structure, and diameter at breast height. The culmination of this variety among plants is termed the biodiversity of plants, which encompasses three realms: species diversity, genetic diversity, and ecosystem diversity. Species diversity pertains to the variety of species in a specific

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    WHERE: Morton Arboretum: 4100 Illinois Route 53, Lisle WHEN: 5-8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 23 Winter Carnival Freezin' Fridays WHAT: Your kids don't have to brave the cold to enjoy a day of fun and ice. Bring your kids over to the special Winter Carnival Freezin' Friday event

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    Toni The Superhero

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    Toni the Superhero is a story book introducing the main character, Toni, to first time readers. The very first panel shows Toni and then tells us that he's a superhero, then it goes on showing us some of Toni's favorite activities. Toni is shown playing with his friends, eating healthy food, swimming in a swimming pool, rescuing an animal and helping his mom around the house. The book then shows us Toni panel in his Superhero costume with a "T" across the chest and telling us that Toni is terrific

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    Under threatening skies, the University of Central Florida Arboretum formally unveiled its new, rebuilt greenhouse to the public on March 25. The multi-purpose facility’s mission is to use the campus as an outside lab for experience-based learning and connecting with the urban ecology and landscape. Around 80 faculty members and students attended the ribbon cutting. It was no small feat to get the project finished. The greenhouse has been eight years in the making and has battled through the recession

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    I will be reviewing Toni The Superhero written by R.D Base and illustrated by Debbie Hefke. A book designed for young children to read, I rate this book 3 out of 4 stars. Toni is a superhero who makes doing everyday tasks fun. The illustrations in the book demonstrate this. They are bright and exciting; full of things to look at. Since this is aimed at very young children, the illustrations and overall attitude of the book serve it well. I can see children loving the character of Toni and seeing

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    As we’ve discussed in the class before, the history of a building is as important as the buildings function, sometimes even more important. It is important to not forget the historical aspects of buildings like how the White House, the place where modern presidents’ still reside, was built primarily by slaves. It is important to recognize the negative and positive things about a building that tie it to our history, lest these things become headlines when people are reminded of their past. We should

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    places on UC Davis, a school that emphasizes and teaches the importance of ecological balance and sustainability, like the Quad are limited in supporting wildlife due to fragmentation by buildings and heavy traffic. However, at locations like the Arboretum and Putah Creek Reserve, the environmental needs are put above humans’ and as such, the native fauna are returning. Wildlife will thrive and remain a part of UC Davis’ future if administration, faculty, and students designate and maintain areas such

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    Dallas Trip Essay

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    make the "must see" list for any Dallas trip. The Dallas Arboretum The Dallas Arboretum is located just off the shores of White Rock Lake and offers 66 acres of magnificent gardens to explore. Here, you will encounter lovely bushes, trees, and flowers along with peaceful walkways that allow you to discover each of the beautiful coves the arboretum has to offer. You can also take a tour of the DeGolyer House while you are visiting the arboretum, which is a mansion representative of 1940s Spanish style

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