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    Name__Josie Sembrot_________________________________________ Mission Carnival Wrap-up and Evaluation Answer the following questions in complete sentences and in paragraph format. Answers require thought and, therefore, most questions’ answers will be about a paragraph (5-7 sentences) in length. Please type neatly and edit before you print. (15 points). TURN IN TO GOOGLE CLASSROOM BY THE DUE DATE. Why did we have the Mission Carnival? Why right before Lent and on Mardi Gras? We have…

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    Ten days has passed by since then and Ash-well, he was gradually making progress, learning through his mistakes and mixing in some of the lessons he had learned through meditation into his daily routine. Patience was the key to his improvement because his aura couldn’t properly flow through his body under a lot of stress, he finally realizes that. Rather than forcing his aura, he approached the matter with a cool head, reducing the stress and taking deep breaths whenever he felt frustrated.…

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    "Also, what’s a Saiyan? A new type of Pokémon?"’ … … … Ash noticed the group’s expression. They were completely taken aback by unexpected turn of events. More so, that he didn’t expect Caulifla to march up straight at him and grab a handful of his jacket collar before pulling him towards her face in a fit of rage. "What the hell are you saying you don’t know who we are, Ash?!" she practically yelled at his face. "Caulifla, calm down!" Cabba rushed over and tried to pry the fuming Saiyan off the…

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    in the form of two invasive species of beetles, the Asian Longhorned Beetle and the Emerald Ash Borer. Both beetles are major pests of widespread forest and neighborhood trees, and if left unchecked, have the potential to completely change the character of our forests. Although not as widely known as some higher-profile environmental issues, invasive species like the Asian Longhorned Beetle and the Emerald Ash Borer are nevertheless one of the greatest problems facing the environment today, and…

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    Destruction Of Ash Tree

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    even more harm to the Ash tree. The adult beetle spends its life inside, on or around an Ash tree. It bores holes in and out of the tree and feeds on the leaves the tree produces. Most adult beetles do not stray farther than 0.5 miles away from the ash tree they spent their larval stage. Males live for two weeks, and females live for around three. While their life is very short they are busy mating, laying eggs and starting the cycle all over again. The Emerald Ash Borer did not start out…

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    How To Save Ash Trees

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    Can Ash Trees be Saved or Should I Cut Down my Ash Tree? It has been nearly two decades since the emerald ash borer (EAB) was first spotted in the U.S., and the beetle hasn't slowed down since. EAB has affected millions of ash trees in more than 30 states. Once EAB is in your area, you know you need to do something with your ash trees, but the question is what. Michael S., a Davey blog reader, asked, “What do you recommend for me to save my ash tree? What are the expected costs now and in…

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    Tree of Heaven is a sumac plant that is native to China, but it moved into Indiana and is now an invasive species. It’s scientific name is Ailanthus altissima. The tree of heaven came to the United States in the late 1700’s. The reason that it’s an invasive species is because it crowds out native species and damages pavement and building foundations. Tree of heaven is a native of China and in 1751 was mistakenly introduced into France and England by a missionary who though it was a Japanese…

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    Mallard Lake Forest Preserve In 1956, a generous donation of 111 acres was made to the DuPage County Forest Preserve District of Illinois in order to help expand the surrounding natural area. Today, the Mallard Lake Forest Preserve, located mostly in Hanover Park, is at an impressive 953 acres and features open waters, wetlands, fields, and scattered woodlands with many opportunities for watching wildlife, fishing, trails, picnicking, and other recreational activities. The main aquatic habitat…

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    Early signs of EAB include branches breaking near the trunk, slits in the bark, woodpecker injury and small “D” shaped holes in ash trees. Oak wilt is another tree disease in St. Louis. Look for signs of wilting, browning or falling leaves on oak trees. In addition to monitoring for those local tree pests and diseases, Kyle Carevic suggests focusing on tree plant health care with…

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    ecosystem and we need to take every step we can to prevent them from spreading further and endangering our ecosystems.According to Ontario’s invasive species awareness website, plants (both aquatic and terrestrial), fish, forest pests (E.G. the emerald ash borer), invertebrates, and pathogens are all invasive species found in Ontario. They also state that over 185 invasive species are currently living in the great lakes.…

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