Ecades and ecotype - Ecades •introduction •Definition •Explanation •types of ecades , Ecotype, • introduction, •Definition ,•Ecotype VS. species ,•How did ecotype appear ,•From ecotype to species, •Example
Ecades and ecotype - Ecades •introduction •Definition •Explanation •types of ecades , Ecotype, • introduction, •Definition ,•Ecotype VS. species ,•How did ecotype appear ,•From ecotype to species, •Example
ESA 2015 OOS-55
Shared from the session "Head in the Clouds: Advancing Our Understanding of How Fog and Dew Affect Plants in Ecosystems Around the World"
Diversity of fern/ pteridophytes - introduction , history , classification of pteridophytes, diversity of fern in India , about fern , Fern's diversity alpha diversity and beta diversity , explanation of fern through the reproduction example , different varieties of fern.
ESA 2015 OOS-55
Shared from the session "Head in the Clouds: Advancing Our Understanding of How Fog and Dew Affect Plants in Ecosystems Around the World"
Diversity of fern/ pteridophytes - introduction , history , classification of pteridophytes, diversity of fern in India , about fern , Fern's diversity alpha diversity and beta diversity , explanation of fern through the reproduction example , different varieties of fern.
Neotropical Forest Monitoring Initiative - A Photo PerspectiveCassidy Rankine
Some of my favorite photos I took during the early years of my PhD field research activities in the Neotropics from 2009 - 2012 setting up Earth observation satellite validation and calibration study sites in endangered tropical ecosystems.
by Cassidy Rankine
Earth Observation Systems Laboratory
University of Alberta
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1. By ----> Zahir,Maxwell,Syafiq, and Bryan.
Today, we went jungle trekking in
the tropical rain forest in
Tioman is- land. We were led by our respec-
tive group biologist, Pete.
The weather was sunny and
windy which was perfect for this
out- door activity.
In this eight-hour jungle trekking
activity we have seen parts of na-
ture that live amongst us. Not only
were we exposed to many differ-
ent species of plants and animals,
we also learned about the unique
habitat that they thrive in. As our
team biologist Pete pointed out
that the rainforest consist of four
layers - emergent, canopy, under-
story and shrub. We’ve learned
that plants and animals are well adapted to the environment in order to survive. For example, the yam plant
Pete pointed out had waxy leaves to shed water which will help to obtain light for photosynthesis.
Lianas are cripplers that climb on tall trees to obtain sunlight. Caterpillars have venomous spikes to fend off
predators. A flying dragon lizard unfolds its ribs to glide from tree to tree.
Besides that we also carried out surveys to discover the differences between a
primary forest and a secondary forest.
We were fortunate enough to visit a mangrove swamp nearby where
we learnt about the root structure of mangrove trees.
At the end of the day we carried out questionnaires to determine the level of
awareness of the rainforest among locals.
Well camouflaged caterpillar.
Gigantic caterpillar with venomous
Liana climbing tall trees. spikes.
Maxwell conducting a questionnaire
with a few locals.
