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Dr. Josef Ackerman, Faculty Profile, Department of Botany, University of Guelph
... dispersion in forest canopies, kelp holdfast mechanics (with Louis Druehl at SFU and BMSC), and particle capture in aquatic and wetland plants (with Heidi Nepf at MIT). As a new member of ...
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Dr. Josef Ackerman, Faculty Profile, Department of Botany, University of Guelph
... include: The physical ecology of vegetative flows - mass transfer, ecophysiology, and particle capture. The interaction of fluid dynamics and plant morphology. Particle capture on aquatic and wetland plants. Pheromone dispersion in forest canopies. Physical ...
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Entomology and Pest Management
... cut the slugs' underbody. However, recent reports indicate that it is not effective. The small particle size quickly becomes incorporated into the soil, especially after a rain or irrigation. Copper strips ... placed into the ground. Weevils, cutworms and other pests fall into the traps. Light traps capture insects using a black light (ultraviolet). These are used by advanced gardeners to monitor night ...
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The Succulent Plant Page: Glossary of Botanical Terms
... Class in size. In botany, Phylum is usually replaced by Division. Phytolith - a microscopic mineral particle, formed within a living plant tissue, consisting of silica (opal phytolith) or calcium oxalate and ... lacking a nervous system or powers of voluntary motion. Self-supporting plants use chlorophyll to capture energy from sunlight, using it to synthesise food from carbon-dioxide, water and other ...
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