FORESTRY REVIEW

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FORESTRY REVIEW

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FORESTRY REVIEW. A large, woody plant with a single, sturdy stem, or trunk, and that grows taller than most other plants. TREE. Can you name an aquatic habitat found within a deciduous forest biome?. POND RIVER STREAM WETLAND VERNAL POND. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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FORESTRY REVIEW

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A large, woody plant with a single, sturdy stem, or

trunk, and that grows taller than most other plants.

TREE

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Can you name an aquatic habitat found within a

deciduous forest biome?PONDRIVER

STREAMWETLAND

VERNAL POND

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A large geographical area with a particular climate

and vegetation.

BIOME

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The level of a forest that forms the roof of a forest

biome.

CANOPY

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Can you name the three basic parts of a tree?

CROWNTRUNK

ROOT SYSTEM

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The precipitation and temperature in a

particular area; weather.

CLIMATE

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A type of forest made up of trees that lose their leaves in the winter.

DECIDUOUS

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Can you name a terrestrial habitat found within a

deciduous forest biome?EDGE

NEIGHBORHOODFIELD

WETLAND

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The level of the forest that is exposed to the harshest conditions; sunlight, wind, etc.

EMERGENT

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The level of the forest where decomposition

takes place.

FOREST FLOOR

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A place where an organism lives.

HABITAT

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Another name for a deciduous tree; a broadleaf tree.

HARDWOOD

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Can you name the two main functions of a tree

crown?

MAKING FOODFILTERING AIR

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A level or layer of the forest where only certain types of organisms can

live.

LIFE ZONE

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Can you name the two main functions of a tree

trunk?

SUPPORT THE CROWNMOVE MATERIALS

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How do you determine the age of a tree?

GROWTH RINGS

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Can you name the two main functions of the tree

root system?

ANCHOR THE TREEABSORB WATER AND

MINERALS

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What do you call the two types of wood that make up

an annual growth ring?

SPRINGWOODSUMMERWOOD

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What type of tree has “naked seeds”?

GYMNOSPERM

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What are two things that growth rings can tell you?

TREE AGETYPE OF GROWING

SEASON

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What type of tree has seeds protected in a

case?

ANGIOSPERM

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How would you describe a deciduous forest biome?

TREES LOSE LEAVES TEMPERATE SEASONSWILDLIFE/VEGETATION

VARIOUS HABITATS

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The “variety of life” within a deciduous forest biome.

BIODIVERSITY

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What is a collective term for trees, shrubs, bushes,

grasses and flowers; plants?

VEGETATION

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Another name for a coniferous tree; a tree

with needles and cones.

SOFTWOOD

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The living layer in the tree trunk where phloem

and xylem are made.

CAMBIUM

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The various layers or levels of a forest.

STRATIFICATION

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The level of the forest that contains the most diverse collection of organisms as

well as the trees that make up the future of the forest.

UNDERSTORY

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Can you give 4 reasons why trees should be valued as a

natural resource?

HABITATS FOR WILDLIFERECREATIONAL USE

PRODUCTS/BY-PRODUCTSFILTERS AIR

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Besides viewing this slide show again . . . And again . . . And again, what else can you do to prepare for your

first science quiz?• Go through your vocabulary

flashcards.• Look over the handouts in your

notebook.

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BONA FORTUNA!

That is Latin for GOOD LUCK!