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Soil is made up of three basic units: sand, silt, and clay. Clay is the smallest particle and feels sticky when wet, forming heavy soils. Silt is easily transported by water and forms river deltas. Sand is the largest particle, ranging from 1/16 to 2 millimeters, feeling rough with sharp edges and not holding many nutrients or water.
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- The Ohio Buckeye gets its name from where early botanists found it along the Ohio River to distinguish it from the Yellow Buckeye.
- Serviceberry trees have white flowers in early spring and are usually shrub-like.
trees Elena & Gloria
The document describes several tree species, including spruce, black walnut, black cherry, white oak, and northern white cedar. It provides details about their physical characteristics such as height, leaf and fruit features, habitat preferences, and uses of their wood. The final section expresses gratitude to science teachers.
Tree
This document discusses the differences between broadleaf and needle-bearing trees. It provides examples of the European Larch, which resembles a Christmas tree, and has old cones that remain grey-black on the tree. Ash trees are mentioned as being pretty for many reasons, and their identification is important due to the emerald ash borer in Michigan. Needles can occur singly, in bundles, or tufts, while broadleaves are wide and showy.
Tree project christina and ifrah
The document summarizes information about several tree species:
- The ash tree can grow very large and has green leaves that turn yellow or purple in the fall. Butternut trees are being killed off by canker and are susceptible to fire damage and shade.
- Sugar maple trees can grow very tall and have leaves that turn bright yellow, red, and crimson in the fall.
- Ohio buckeye gets its name from where early botanists found it along the Ohio River in order to distinguish it from the yellow buckeye.
- Serviceberry trees have white flowers in early spring and are usually shrub-like.
Classification project kevin gomez
This document summarizes the key details about 5 different types of trees:
1. European Larch is a tree that grows up to 15-50m tall, has needles that turn yellow and fall in autumn, and cones that are 1-9cm long ripening brown after 5-8 months.
2. Osage Orange is a shrub that grows up to 60 feet tall and 4-7 feet around, has a lifespan of around 75 years, and produces fruit after 8-12 years with hard, strong wood and bark.
3. Oak trees are native to several continents and distinguished by their size, leaves, and growth rate and produce acorns.
4. Honey Locust trees
Classification project
This document summarizes the key characteristics of several tree species:
European Larch grows up to 50m tall, drops its needles in winter, and has small cones that take 5-8 months to ripen. Osage Orange grows to 40-60 feet tall, has thick bark up to 7 feet around, lives up to 75 years, and fruits after 8-12 years with hard, strong wood. Oaks are native worldwide, come in many species distinguished by size, leaves, and growth rate, and produce acorns.
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