Which of the field biology tools would be preferred for the species-area curves in a forest ecosystem? All of the above O Importance values of trees along a gradient of elevation Basal area Dominance

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Q: In a forest, why might you observe young maple trees exhibit a clustered pattern of dispersion?

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Q: Ragwort is a noxious weed. It is a major problem in Victoria’s Strzelecki, Otway and Dandenong…

A: Senecio jacobaea, commonly known as Jacobaea vulgaris, is a very common wild flower in the family…

Q: Populations of plants with a uniform distribution are due to: O a. Toxic allelopathic chemicals…

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Q: How climatic warming on tree harvest by people could possibly change the interactive controls of the…

A: Forests are covered by a large number of trees, grass, bushes, and shrubs. Apart from this, they…

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Q: Instudies of experimental clear-cuts at the Savannah River Site, open patchesconnected to other open…

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Q: Compare your calculated values to evaluate whether there is a relationship between richness,…

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Q: How could we use allometry along with species accumulation curves to discern over‑all forest health?

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Q: Which of the following are characteristics of a temperate forest? Check all that apply.

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Q: Which statement does NOT describe the infographic of habitat fragmentation? FIELD Infographic 2.3.5…

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Q: Compare and contrast the 2 pictures using the following vocabulary (pioneer species, decay, soil,…

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Q: Why have frequent small controlled-burn wildfires not helped to maintain chaparral ecosystems? O The…

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Q: A thunderstorm passes through a New England beech-maple forest. On one end of the forest a single…

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Q: The vertical distribution of five hypothetical warbler species in a coniferous forest showing the…

A: The  trees have been divided into various zones according to the height and every zone has few…

Q: Based on what you know about tropical forests versus temperateforests, why do you think temperate…

A: The temperate forest is located in the temperate zone, which is the second-largest biome on earth…

Q: Alnus Salix Picea 100 80 Time since glaciation (years) 17 40 60 120 138 The graph shows data of…

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Q: National Forests are found evenly distributed throughout the states primarily in the western half of…

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Q: A rain forest habitat is located in an equatorial area with a warm, wet climate. Nearby is a…

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Q: 5) Here are some data loosely based on tree counts collected in ecology (BIOL 308). Is there a…

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Q: Describe a hypothetical tree community where on tree species has high relative dominance and also a…

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Q: Which of the population dispersion patterns is most often found in natural populations of plants? A…

A: Population dispersion patterns refer to the spatial arrangement of individuals within a population…

Q: which tree species was most abundant in your unpland community plot? which was most abundadnt in…

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Q: A  B C D1 Forest floor refers to the growth that is found directly on the ground in the forest. This…

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Q: information contained in Nightingales Environmental theory an explained the difference subconcept of…

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Q: The removal of a band of trees along a natural contour that allows the forest to regenerate…

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Q: In the future, which tree species will experience similar habitat shifts as the balsam fir?…

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Q: What environmental factors determine the treeline for a location?

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Q: 40. Label the parts of the tree and tree trunk: CAMBIUM; INNER BARK; OUTER BARK; HEARTWOOD; SAPWOOD;…

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Q: In a particular case of secondary succession, a species of legume increases soil nitrogen levels,…

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Q: For the plants the mutualism is obligate, but for the birds it is a facultative relationship Most of…

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Q: why are forest tree community models important? what are the limitations of this model?

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Q: Long-term fertilization of plant communities often results in increased species richness.   True…

A: Long term fertilization/Nitrogen enrichment usually increases community productivity.   However,…

Q: Assuming that both types of pom-poms are present in the population, what do you think would happen…

A: Effect on the pom-poms population if the black forest experienced a prolonged drought.

Q: Describe a hypothetical tree community with high species richness, but low spices evenness

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Q: How are oak trees distributed within a forest? Provide a summary of the spatial distribution of this…

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Q: Vegetation Type Richness (R) Shannon Diversity Index (H) Evenness (E) Floodplain Grassland 33 2.046…

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Ecological adaptations

An ecological adaptation is any morphological, physiological, or behavioral trait of an organism that allows it to survive and reproduce in a habitat or ecosystem. Adaptation is a biological mechanism by which an organism gradually gets more acclimated to its surroundings.