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    feet of monoculture fields were required for this experiment because there are two different conditions under one independent variable. The independent variable is the presence of native vegetation hedgerows. In Field 1, there will be no native vegetation hedgerows and in Field 2, there will be native vegetation. The hedgerows will surround Field 2 in hopes of drawing in honeybees to the area and consequently pollinating the crops in the agricultural field. Other materials needed to measure the…

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    Point Pelee National Park By: Edward Su Physical Aspects: Located around 55 km southeast of Windsor, Ontario, Point Pelee National Park is one of Canada’s smallest national parks, yet this tiny green oasis still attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors each and every year. The park sits atop a deposit of sand up to 70 meters thick left by glacial meltwaters on a submerged limestone ridge. Over the years, a thin but rich layer of soil has formed over the top and is supporting a lush, almost…

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    Fire is a common occurrence in Australia due to climates that include both wet seasons where a lot of vegetation grows and a dry, hot season where fires can occur. Each year and average around 54,000 fires occur. Control burning is a key strategy used to limit the impact of bushfires. Control burning (also known as prescribed burning because a prescription is needed to be followed) dates back to the olden days when traditional fire application was used to ‘renew” farmlands and hunting grounds.…

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    Urban sprawl creates numerous problems that would decrease in environmental quality through wildlife habitat destruction, deforestation, wetlands, and farmland, and increase natural resources consumptions. In this project, the urban expansion and vegetation loss from 1993 to 2011 in central Southern Ontario, Canada, will be analyzed. Definition of Study area The urban population of Canada grew 37%,…

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    lies in adopting responsible and sustainable grazing practices through land management. 1 Vegetation is ultimately what holds the soil in the place to prevent degradation. The roots keep the soil from eroding and the vegetation slows the wind and water flow, further preventing erosion (Brennan, 2005). To promote dense native vegetation, herds should be managed in numbers per acre based on the type of vegetation that is found in grazing areas. Herd density alone is not a determining factor for…

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    echocardiography showed the man’s bicuspid valve with small vegetation that was attached to the ventricular leaflet. There was also a grade 2 aortic regurgitation and an 8mm aortic ring abscess. They also took blood samples, and decided to start antibiotic therapy. Four of the blood samples had gram-negative cocci growth within a day, so they switched the treatment to ceftriaxone and…

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    Why Visit Cuba

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    considered that afternoon as one of the most amazing afternoon I have ever had. Tourists see Viñales as one of the most important attraction Cuba has because of the colorful of the vegetation, the differences in the mountains, and the diversity of its animals. In Viñales we could see a variety of colorful vegetation. It has one of the most remarkable landscaping and flora. It remains surround by a gorgeous valley with red earth, and imposing palm trees. It has a bless land in which the main…

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    mountain bikers on some trails because they feel like they mess up the vegetation of the trail and can cause it to die and not grow back. “study has compared bicycling with other recreation with regard to the damage to vegetation caused by trampling.”(American Trails) Eden Thurston attended University of Guelph, and set up two identical trails. One for mountain biking and one for hiking, in the outcome the hiking trail, vegetation was only decreased on the outer of the trail by about 30 cm, the…

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    If fuel masses (dead vegetation, pine needles, brush) ar high, these fires will become intense fires that injury forest resources and property. Regular prescribed burning removes accumulated fuels, thereby reducing the danger of intense wildfires. Prescribed burning is conducted…

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    Bruny Island Topography

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    GPS. These readings have been analysed using visual techniques before refining to report on the reasoning behind the different trends in the datasets. As Bruny Island experiences (a general) North-Westerly wind direction, it became evident that vegetation and the topography of one sand dune transect would impose an effect on the recorded wind speed (or velocity) readings. The results associated with the data collected has confirmed this theory. Unfortunately, there is many limitations of the…

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