Square root

I am creating this lesson for my 7th Grade Reading Class; there are 15-20 students per class period. I currently, do not have any EL students in my classroom; however, I do have a range of student abilities in my classroom. About 15% of my student body qualifies for special education. As a result, using the knowledge-building cycle would benefit all my students. Therefore, this is why I am creating this knowledge-building cycle plan to incorporate in my actual classroom. Identify a list of…

The sun light shown through the leaves of the forest onto the trail, the dirt on the forest floor was damp from the last days rain, roots of the trees raised from the grown like long bony fingers, the bushes that lined the trail were bright green, filled with green insects and thornes. The sound of the lake and dam grew louder as we approached the start of the trail. Holes in the middle of the trail forced us to take an alternate route into the forest. The bamboo was closely packed together…

I have identified the cause of the damages to Mrs.Sibley’s red maple tree. The zoomed-in image you sent me was definitely caused by carpenter ants. These pests excavate galleries into trees to lay eggs and raise their young. They are causing damage to the tree, however the damage is not from consumption of the wood. These ants feed on the honeydew that is produced by aphids and termites and, more than likely, were not the original cause of damage. The maple tree could have been hit by lightning,…

a wide range of places. It was also found that when local N fertilization is high, the lifespan of the fine roots of boxelder was increased. (Tree Physiology 33 p. 340-348) This attribute can help boxelder stay at a site and can make it harder to control as a competitor. Most of the time boxelder will come in after a pioneer species but can be a pioneer species in some places. Stump and root sprouting is a common way boxelder can reproduce. This may prove to be a problem in that even in these…

unranked are Angiosperms, Eudicots, and Rosids; Order is Malvales; Family is Malvaceae; Genus is Hibiscus; and Species is H. rosa-sinensis (USDA, ARS, National Genetic Resources Program). In a flowering plants there are two main systems shoot system and root system. In the shoot system there are the apical buds, flowers, stem, leaf, axillary bud, petiole, node, and internode.…

Some plants are more tolerant of hot water than others. Before you try to heat your plants, you should get a probe thermometer to make sure you know the water temperature that you are dumping on your plants. As long as you do not overheat your plant roots and leaves, watering with hot water will have no harmful effect. When you are heat treating plants this is an age-old way of dealing with soil-borne pests, including aphids, scale, mealybugs, and mites. When you are dealing with hot water, the…

plant growth and yield. The narrow layer of soil surrounding roots where essential root metabolism and activities take place is known as rhizosphere. The biology and chemistry of the soil is determined by the root excretion in rhizosphere (~1 mm broad region, has no definite edge). Hiltner was the first person to use this term rhizosphere and expressed it as the distinct zone of soil where microbial population develops due to exudation of root (Hartmann et al. 2008). A large population of…

Also, that a plant not having enough moisture does impact the plant 's growth. According to Bodie V. Pennisi., a extension floriculture specialist (v.1), a lot of light time does affect your plant’s moisture levels.It can also,damage the roots and bulbs.When watering the plant make sure you don’t drown it.The light is the most important thing for a plant. Light is needed for plants to produce and survive.If plants get too much light they appear “off color”. Adequate light is crucial.Too…

the roots under light microscopy The roots of both Col and rsw1 plants of Arabidopsis at permissive (21°C) and non-permissive temperatures (31°C) were observed under light microscope by staining with different stains which were Toluidine Blue, Ruthenium Red and Calcofluor White. The results are shown below. i. Toluidine Blue Stain Figure 2| Root tip of Col plant at permissive temperature (21°C) stained with Toluidine Blue under light microscope with magnification 4X. The width of the root tip…

1. Introduction: The purpose of this paper is to provide a succinct overview of the grammatical and phonological properties of Jordanian Arabic, expanding on the topics discussed within paper 2. More specifically, through the use of data collected in four separate interviews with a bilingual Arabic native speaker, this paper will make hypotheses pertaining to the underlying syntax affecting the language’s construction and the phonological parameters present. 2. Syntax, continued: In paper 2,…