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root function
storage, anchorage, nutrient absorption
migration
increase allele variability w/n pop
decrease b/wn pop
mutation
(genetics) any event that changes genetic structure
increase variability w/n pop
b/wn pop depends on migration....
Genetic drift
the gradual changes in gene frequencies in a population due to random events.
decrease variability w/in pop
increase variability b/wn pop
Hybrid Zones (Possible outcomes)
Reinforcement, Fusion, Stability
Water quality measurements
Reduced:
- decreased dissolved O_2
-increase bacteria, nitrate, or phosphorus concentrations
-decrease pH
Good:
-varied water speeds
-woody debris
-substrate variety
- well-vegetated, stable banks
schistosomiasis
small worm, small vector, Aswan Dam ->perfect habitat for vector
macroinvertebrates measure...
taxa richness
% EPT
Biotic Index
% filterers
% predators
N_2 Fixation
NH_4 from atm -> NO_2 -> NO_3
bacteria convert NH_4 to usable form for plants
photoperiod
relative lengths of night and day
leaf perceives light
red light most effective in interrupting photoperiodism
*phytochrome is the pigment that detects red light
ovule
structure w/ incipient seed coat and mature megagametophyte (includes egg)
sclerenchyma
fibres and scleroids
dead, thick, lignin, support and protection
collenchyma
alive, variously thickened, support
parenchyma
alive, thin, photosynthesis, stores starch
sieve tube elements
elongated sclerenchyma in phloem tissue, transport carbohydrates.
genetic drift
-some individuals leave more genes
-totally random change in allele frequency
-some die "lucky" ones can pass on their genes
*amplitude of allele frequencies fluctuate from one generation to the next
bottleneck effect
occurs when a pop undergoes a severe decrease in size