PPT-Lodgepole Pine Cone Density

By Corey Slinkard EBIO 4100 Spring Semester 2012 Outline Hypothesis About the Lodgepole Pine Location Importance Reproduction Cones Methods Results Discussion Citations Hypothesis Due to the strong westerly winds on Colorados Rocky Mountains I hypothesize cone . Evan Esfahani. Winter Ecology 2014 Mountain Research Station. Introduction. The relationship between vegetation density and canopy cover influences snowpack and how it accumulates/depreciates.. Accumulation of snow under forest canopies will decline with increased canopy cover because of sublimation and interception in canopy (Pomeroy, 2002). . What is a Conifer?. The name ‘conifer’ comes from Latin and means ‘cone bearing’. All conifers bear their male and female reproductive organs in separate cones (. strobili. ) . rather than in flowers. Fox . Hills 4. th. Grade. Ponderosa Pine . Douglas Fir. Blue Spruce. Utah Juniper. Rocky Mountain Red Cedar. Most conifers, or softwoods, have narrow, needlelike, evergreen leaves. . Some conifers . Aspect on Stand Density and Species Frequency in Gordon . Gulch . Brian Owens II. University of Colorado, Boulder. BACKGROUND. How Aspect May Play a Role in Tree-Stand Composition.  . -Tree Species in an area is determined by the microclimate created by a factor such as . By Paige . Heilman. Common Information. 1300 species. The Dwarf . Mistletoe . (. Arceuthobium. . pusillum. ). The American Mistletoe. Hemi-parasites. Yellowish, white. “Dung on a twig”. Life Cycle. Summary . . SRS-4158 TAV Synthesis. September 11, 2012 - Atlanta. Topics defined. Longleaf pine seeds. Longleaf pine seedlings. Longleaf pine . plantation. . . . establishment. Longleaf Pine Seeds. By: Corey Slinkard. EBIO 4100. Spring Semester 2012. Outline. Hypothesis. About the Lodgepole Pine. Location. Importance. Reproduction. Cones. Methods. Results. Discussion. Citations. Hypothesis. Due to the strong westerly winds on Colorado’s Rocky Mountains, I hypothesize cone . Living Gymnosperm Phyla. 0. Cycadophyta - Cycads. Gnetophyta - Gnetophytes. Ginkgophyta - Ginkgos. Conifers - Pinophyta or Coniferophyta. Differences between the Pine Family and Cypress Family . Pine Family . Serenia Larrison. Background. Global trend for wood demand is increasing 1-2% every year. Nearly 1.1 billion tree seedlings are planted in the US every year. Approximately 80% of those are loblolly seedlings planted in the southeast. Lodgepole. Pine: 20 year Results. W.D. Johnstone (emeritus scientist). F. J. van Thienen (retired). Presented by G. Harper (Research Scientist, FPIB, . MoFML. ). 1. EP 964 . What is the optimum pine management regime?. Evan Esfahani. Winter Ecology 2014 Mountain Research Station. Introduction. The relationship between vegetation density and canopy cover influences snowpack and how it accumulates/depreciates.. Accumulation of snow under forest canopies will decline with increased canopy cover because of sublimation and interception in canopy (Pomeroy, 2002). . 1. A piece of tin has a mass of 16.52 g and a volume of 2.26 cm. 3. . What is the density of tin? . Given. Mass= 16.53g Volume 2.26cm. 3. Unknown . D=?. Equation. D=M/V. Sub and Solve. D=16.53g/2.26cm. Judd et al pp. 216-232. “Gymnosperms”. Cycads. (many nearing extinction). Gingkos. (one left-- Gingko . biloba. ). Conifers. (have lost the chloroplast inverted repeat!). Gnetales. (have vessels like angiosperms, all other gymnosperms have only . 2017 Forest Health Workshop – Walker, MN. Mike Parisio – NW Region Forest Health Specialist. Jack Pine. 2-needled pine, often with strongly-curved, forward-facing cones. Range extends from Nova Scotia to Northwest Territories, southward to northern New England in the East and southward to Lake States in the West.