What are plants that bear seeds in a pod; examples include lespedezas, clovers, soybeans, peas, and black locust ?

collective term for fruits, trees, shrubs and vines, both hard and soft (fleshy), such as acorns, hickory nuts, persimmon, mulberry, blackberry, and grape

What is the term for: a method commonly used to monitor relative abundance of songbirds

What term means : usually used to describe the periodic movement to and from a breeding area; may also be used to explain other seasonal movements, such as altitudinal migration in elevation in response to snow cover and food availability?

What term means: plant and animal species originating historically or migrating naturally to a particular ecoregion?

What term means: a measure of water clarity (or cloudiness) as influenced by suspension of sediment or other materials, but most often soil particles (usually silt or clay)?

What term means: the maximum population that an area can sustain without causing some type of damage; usually related to food, cover, water, or space for a particular species (biological carrying capacity), but the term is sometimes applicable to cultural limitations for humans?

What term means: amount of land allotted to each animal for the entire grazable portion of the year?

What term means: seed occurring naturally in the top few inches of soil?

What term means: microscopic animals that float/swim in water?

What is the term for: the area adjacent to and influenced by a water source such as a creek, stream, river, pond, lake,swamp or other wetland?

What term means : replacement of one vegetation type or seral stage by another?

What term means: a group of individuals of the same species living in a given area that interact with each other?

What terms means : to replace lost or damaged parts with new tissue

What term means: a strip or block of cover that connects otherwise isolated areas for a particular wildlife species?

What term means: large, nearly level areas of land near ocean shores?

What term means: n. leaves and ends of twigs of woody species; v. to eat browse?

What term means: a small fish, especially up to one year of age?