Forestry - Prevet

Layers of the Forest from Top to Bottom

• Canopy, Emergent, Understory, Herb Layer, Shrub Layer, Forest Floor

• Emergent, Canopy, Understory, Shrub Layer, Herb Layer, Forest Floor

• Emergent, Canopy, Understory, Herb Layer, Shrub Layer, Forest Floor

• Emergent, Canopy, Shrub Layer, Understory, Herb Layer, Forest Floor

The (a)   is the collective and determined worth of all life forms (ex: animals, flowers, trees and even natural functions like climate, watershed, temperature, and erosion)

Capitalize the first letter of each word

Cellular Respiration:

• C6H12O2+6O2 -> 6CO2+6H2O

• 6CO2+6H2O -> C6H12O2+6O2

(a)   type trees are trees or shrubs that produce cones that hold seeds. They are also green all year round

(a)   also like Conifers bear leaves all year round like the name suggests.

(a)   trees are the one type of tree that drops their leaves in the fall and winter

Benefits of Trees

• Recycling, Absorbing Nutrients, Using CO2 and giving O2, provide habitat, provide resources, help cool the environment, control erosion, #1 wildlife inhibiter of habitat destruction

• Recycling, Absorbing Nutrients, Using O2 and giving CO2, provide habitat, provide resources, help heat the environment, control weathering, #2 wildlife inhibiter of habitat destruction

• Recycling, Absorbing Nutrients, Using CO2 and giving O2, provide habitat, provide resources, help heat the environment, control erosion, #1 wildlife inhibiter of habitat destruction

• Recycling, Absorbing Nutrients, Using CO2 and giving O2, provide habitat, provide resources, help cool the environment, control erosion, use their roots to fight people

What is #3

• Blade

• Leaf

• Margin

• Petiole

What is the perimeter of the leaf called

• Blade

• Apex

• Margin

• Petiole

What is the tip of the leaf called

• Blade

• Apex

• Margin

• Petiole