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How to Care for Tree Wounds, HYG-3045-96
... branches without collars flush to the trunk. Figure 2. Trim branches with collars or other natural projections at the collar edge. In the past it has been recommended that the bark around ... best (Figure 1). Some branches have collars, "shoulders" or other natural projections. These should not be trimmed off (Figure 2). When natural projections or collars are removed, not only is there a larger area ...
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temp
... debris from the forest; in fact, current wood utilization standards encourage such removal. Moreover, converting natural forests to intensively manipulated stands reduces tree life spans from centuries to decades; future ... result in more carbon, being stored in the ecosystem than has been predicted by current projections, which assume that a steady state is reached in less than 100 years (Harmon and ...
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Gulf of Maine Research Institute Site Index
... Profiles Cetacean Behavior Communication Social Structure Adaptations Human Interaction Frequently Asked Questions Photo Gallery Natural History Cetaceans In the Gulf of Maine Current Research The Scientific Method Classroom ... Infrared Imagery Tracking Sea Turtles The Grave of the Titanic Imaging the Earth Map Projections Make Your Own Globe Navigation and Mapping I Can Navigate! Treasure Hunt How ...
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Bamboo
... flattened strips of bamboo (Phyllostachys pubescens) glued together. Through a specialized heating process, the natural sugar in the wood is caramelized to produce the honey color. Vascular bundles typical ... the sheath. Between the sheath and blade, many species have a scalelike ligule and earlike projections called auricles. The ligule and auricles may be fringed with minute bristles. All the ...
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Fruit Terminology (Part 2)
... of dispersal. In some members of the Nyctaginaceae, the persistent calyx base bears sticky glandular projections that aid in dispersal by adhering to the bodies of animals. This is especially true ... are from the cork oak (Quercus suber), the bark of which is the source of natural cork. See The Bark & Wood Of The Cork Oak. B. Fagaceae: Chestnut (Castanea) The one ...
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Horse yards and handling facilities
... AGRICULTURE FISHERIES FORESTS Site Navigation Animals Horses Field crops and pastures Horticulture Farm management Natural resources, environment and climate Drought, bushfire and emergencies Farm business and trade Science and ... . Latches should be strong and easily turned, with large, flush handles which have no projections that might injure horses. Water Free access to clean water at all times is ...
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Display Glasshouse - ANBG
... climbs trees and scrambles over banks and rocks in open areas. Note the finger-like projections bearing spores on the fertile leaflets. Each climbing ‘branch’ is in fact just one leaf ... Heavily shaded (rainforest area) 6,000 lux No shade (monsoon area) 60,000 lux Heating Natural gas Cooling Passive cooling, automated side wall vents, Evaporative coolers Growing media Main beds: 50 ...
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Climate Change and Botanic Gardens - ANBG
... PDF] Climate Change - An Australian Guide to the Science and Potential Impacts CSIRO Climate change projections for Australia (2001) [PDF] CSIRO Climate Change Impacts for Australia (2003) [PDF] Stonger evidence ... Time: a user's manual for building resistance and resiliance to climate change in natural systems (WWF) [PDF] Bibliographies Climate Change and Botanic Gardens (ANBG Library) (a detailed ...
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Native Orchid Society of South Australia
... orchids through cultivation of native orchids and the preservation of naturally-occurring orchid plants and natural habitat. All native orchids are protected in the wild. Their collection without written Government permit ... so on. We try to encourage the use of high quality 35mm slides or digital projections in each month's presentation and we are rarely disappointed. Presentations are made both by ...
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APSnet Feature - The Future World Food Situation and the Role of Plant Diseases
... damaging levels. Strategies include: Biological control, such as protecting, enhancing, and releasing pests' natural enemies, e.g., insects, nematodes, snails, or slugs; Cultural practices, such as ecological ... . Rosegrant, M. W., M. Agcaoili-Sombilla, and N. D. Perez. 1995. Global food projections to 2020: Implications for investment. 2020 Vision for Food, Agriculture, and the Environment ...
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