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    Longneck Lagoon Essay

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    quadrat sampling and the biodiversity survey showed that Longneck Lagoon has a high ranking for the overall health of the ecosystem. Abiotic factors that affects the distribution and abundance explored were air moisture, leaf litter, light, slope and soil pH. In the aquatic ecosystem, abiotic factors that effect the distribution and abundance was explored through the pH, salinity, turbidity, temperature and dissolved oxygen.…

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    Mulch around but not on top of the plants, with 3 inches of organic compost. Water well until soil is completely moist and soft. This plant thrives well when planted in areas with full sun and in soil that drains well. In areas with winter freezes, mulch well to protect underground tubers and the flowers will come back year after year and also remember that to ensure to keep plants blooming from…

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    Symbolism In War

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    Time was valuable aspect to show symbolism throughout the film. It helped create a sense of evolution through the story line of the characters. From the point the main characters are introduced to the old town we are shown that it is a rural environment that relies on farming. The natural background is green which can be connected to the time of the year. The beginning of spring brings a lot of vegetation, and symbolizes rebirth and the renewal of the past to create a new beginning. The war can…

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    Earthquake Lab Hypothesis

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    Science Fair Purpose The purpose of this experiment is to find out which type of soil amplifies side-to-side shaking the most in an earthquake. Hypothesis My hypothesis is that sand will amplify the shaking the most because, liquefaction loosens up the soil which can make buildings slide. Materials To build your shake table, you will need: Packing tape Coffee can lid, or any flat plastic lid with approximately 3/8" lip that can fit under the shake table tray Marbles, or any small balls of the…

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    Water Erosion Outline

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    wears out rocks and soil. Water erosion occurs on streams,rivers banks, sea shores and seaside cliffs. Usually muddy water is a sign of erosion.Usually water erosion happens during rainfalls, snow melts. Runoffs as well because it helps carry away small materials like soil and rocks. There are also more types of erosion like gully erosion and sheet erosion. Sheet erosion is the removal of of soil in thin layers by raindrops and overland flow. Gully erosion is the removal of soil along the…

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    terrestrial habitat because they provide the organisms living there with oxygen. Portulaca oleracea L., better known as purslane, is a common weed succulent found in Houston. It can be found in a variety of areas year round because of its tolerance to poor soil conditions. This annual succulent can be grow up to about 10 cm and its nutritional content make its edible stems and leaves a widely used addition in European, Asian, and Mediterranean…

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    Beach Berm Analysis

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    The beach has three major parts: beach face, berm and back beach. The area above the water, including the intertidal zone, is known as the beach berm. Beach berm can include vegetation, such as trees, shrubs, or grasses. The most familiar characteristic of a beach berm is its type of sand or rock (Marinebio.net, 2014). Along the backshore, accumulations of wind-blown sand may form sand dunes, and when these are sufficiently stable they become consolidated by a characteristic dune vegetation, for…

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    Preparation of soil is essential; fill it with a mix of soil having good quality manure or compost. As you are building up the beds, make sure you keep adding compost to improve the quality, structure, and drainage of the soil. How you will place the crops also plays a significant role. While planting crops, the taller ones need to be placed towards the north so that the…

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    melbourneminidiggers.com.au - Home Digging Mistakes That You Should Avoid Landscaping or other outdoor tasks often call for digging the soil to prepare for installation of plants, fence posts or other items. When the soil excavation proceeds without issues, these outdoor tasks are quick, easy and enjoyable, for the most part. Sadly, homeowners make mistakes that cause excavations to happen with an unpleasant incidence of some sort, and this can slow down progress and turn the task from fun to…

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    What Is Thigmotropism?

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    Believe it or not, some plants can feel just like us, but even better, thanks to thigmotropism. Thigmotropism is a plant’s way of touching, or feeling. Thigmotropism is one of the tropisms, in which plants use to react with their environments. “Scientifically defined, it is the directional response of a plant organ to touch or physical contact with a solid object (1).” When a plant comes into contact with an object of a solid state, the response is to curl around it. “A Morning Glorie’s sense of…

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