Invasive Species B/C
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No one has gone in a while so here you go!
1. Identify. Provide common and scientific names.
2. Name one type of beetle, common or scientific name, who is a main carrier of this fungus.
3. Name one economic use of Butternut trees.
4. EC: How was butternut used in the Civil War?
1. Identify. Provide common and scientific names.
2. Name one type of beetle, common or scientific name, who is a main carrier of this fungus.
3. Name one economic use of Butternut trees.
4. EC: How was butternut used in the Civil War?
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Butternut Canker (Sirococcus clavigignenti-juglandacearum) ??? Selling the wood um...um...to build the forts?
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XJcwolfyX wrote:No one has gone in a while so here you go!
1. Identify. Provide common and scientific names.
2. Name one type of beetle, common or scientific name, who is a main carrier of this fungus.
3. Name one economic use of Butternut trees.
4. EC: How was butternut used in the Civil War?
Butternut Canker (Sirococcus clavigignenti-juglandacearum) Acoptus suturalis is a potential vector You can tap for sap for syrup, or you can be a pleb and timber your [i]sugarbush[/i] Clothing Dye (Rebels were called Butternuts)
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gavinnupp wrote:XJcwolfyX wrote:No one has gone in a while so here you go!
1. Identify. Provide common and scientific names.
2. Name one type of beetle, common or scientific name, who is a main carrier of this fungus.
3. Name one economic use of Butternut trees.
4. EC: How was butternut used in the Civil War?Butternut Canker (Sirococcus clavigignenti-juglandacearum) Acoptus suturalis is a potential vector You can tap for sap for syrup, or you can be a pleb and timber your [i]sugarbush[/i] Clothing Dye (Rebels were called Butternuts)
yaya good job.
the answer for the last one i had in mind was that the confederates used it as dye on their flags. :S
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Hi! Does anyone have any tips for testing or studying in this event?
How do you guys format your binder and organize at and how do you guys work with your partners? Thanks!
How do you guys format your binder and organize at and how do you guys work with your partners? Thanks!
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It depends on what kind of test you have, but usually, one of us identifies all the species on the list while the other answers the questions from the top down and then the second person goes and answers questions from the bottom of the page up
As for organizing binders, I guess organizing it by the list is what most people do, but you can organize all the species in alphabetical order if you want. Also, it can help to have all your pictures together in one section and information in another so that you can easily flip through the pictures if you forgot something.
As for organizing binders, I guess organizing it by the list is what most people do, but you can organize all the species in alphabetical order if you want. Also, it can help to have all your pictures together in one section and information in another so that you can easily flip through the pictures if you forgot something.
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Let's keep this moving!
Common Name and Scientific Name
How was this organism introduced into the US?
Describe the process of this plant displacing native plants.
Common Name and Scientific Name
How was this organism introduced into the US?
Describe the process of this plant displacing native plants.
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Chinese tallow (Triadica sebifera) Intentionally to create tallow for soap, candles, and other stuff I don't remember Grows taller than surrounding plants and releases toxins?
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