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Yikes, It’s Alive! An interesting feature of soil is its living biology—yes, it is Yikes, It’s Alive! An interesting feature of soil is its living biology—yes, it is

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Yikes, It’s Alive! An interesting feature of soil is its living biology—yes, it is - PPT Presentation

Bacteria 10000000000000 Protozoa 10000000000 Fungi 100000000000 Nematodes 5000000 Mites 100000 Springtails 50000 Rotifers 10000 Insects and Spiders 5000 Potworms ID: 697593

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Slide1

Yikes, It’s Alive!

An interesting feature of soil is its living biology—yes, it is alive.Slide2

Bacteria (10,000,000,000,000)

Protozoa (10,000,000,000)

Fungi (100,000,000,000)

Nematodes (5,000,000)

Mites (100,000)

Springtails (50,000)

Rotifers (10,000)

Insects and Spiders (5,000)

Potworms

and Earthworms (3,000)

Snails and Slugs (100)

Vertebrates (1)

Biology PyramidSlide3

Under the

Microscope

BacteriaSlide4

Under the

Microscope

Fungi

NematodesSlide5

Under the

Microscope

Protozoa

RotifersSlide6

Mites

Spintails

Under the

MicroscopeSlide7

Bigger

Organisms

SlugsSlide8

Spiders

Bigger

OrganismsSlide9

Earthworms

Bigger

OrganismsSlide10

Dung Beetles

Bigger

OrganismsSlide11

Bigger

OrganismsSlide12

It’s

Complicated

…Slide13
Slide14

Vocabulary

Decompose (Decomposition)

Fungus (plural Fungi)

Microbes

Microbiologist

OrganismsSlide15

Vocabulary

Bacteria -Single-celled

organisms that are microscopic ranging in shape from spheres, rods, to spirals.

Earthworms

-Long

, thin segmented animals that burl through the soil aerating and enriching it.Mites -Eight-legged animals too small to see with the unaided eye that feed on smaller organisms and soil organic matter.

Nematodes -Tiny, non-segmented worm-like organisms that mostly live on other organisms or soil organic matter.Protozoa

-Single-celled organisms larger than bacteria that move in water films and feed on bacteria and soil organic matter.Rotifers-Microscopic animals found in many freshwater environments and in moist soil that move by swimming or crawling.

Springtails -Six-legged animals that often have a tail-like structure folded beneath the body that can be used for jumping when the animal is threatened.