PPT-Prairie Plant

of the Day Monday 927 2010 Name of plant Purple top Wildlife information Plant Description This native perennial grass is about 34 tall The blooming period occurs from midsummer to early fall and lasts about 23 weeks for a colony of plants After blooming the . 500 pm Loser to 1 Ice 2 Scott Webb Fri 1230 pm Loser to 11 Ice 3 William Lyburn Thurs 500 pm Loser to 2 Ice 5 Mick Lizmore Friday 830 pm Loser to 14 Qualifier A1 Brendan Bottcher Ice 4 Thurs 500 pm Loser to 3 Ice 6 Dan Sherrard Fri 1230 pm Loser to CARBON. Glenna M. Malcolm, Plant Sciences Dept., Penn State University. Table 1: Average ANPP for corn at Kanawha Experimental Site under different fertilizer rates.. 3. .  . Descriptive Phrases. Bullet point list. Words and phrases. Specific nouns. Connotative verbs. Adjective-noun combinations. Verb-noun combinations. Collaborative Paragraph. Five minutes.. Title: Prairie. Hydrology and Runoff Generation. John . Pomeroy. Centre . for Hydrology, . University . of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon. . www.usask.ca/hydrology. Prairie Hydrology. Major river flow is primarily from mountain runoff, but prairie runoff supplies smaller rivers, streams, wetlands, and lakes. FNAI - Wet Prairie – 1 Kissimmee Prairie Preserve Sta te Park ( Okeechobee County) P hoto by Gary Knight Wet Prairie Description: Wet prairie is a n herbaceous community found on continuous Big Blue Stem or Turkey Foot. Andropogon. . gerardii. Type: . grass. This grass is also called Turkey feet because the shape of the seed heads look like turkey feet. It is also called beard grass. The name big bluestem grass comes from the fact that this grass can grow to very big, 3 to 10 feet as a matter of fact. It blooms from June through September.. BY Isabella. The prairie dog is a mammal that lives in North America.. The prairie dog is a small mammal that is brown with a long tail.. It is short with long fingers.. It has big eyes, small ears and whiskers. . Ecozone. Glossary Words! . Potholes. Slough. Drought. Badlands. Grasslands. Shel. t. erbelt. Windbreak. Chinook. Landscape. The Prairie land is very distinct. From above, the land appears flat. However, a closer view reveals depressions in the soil (potholes) that are left behind by glaciers. . Prairie Smoke . (Our Habitat Garden, 2012, [Online] . (Breaking Ground, 2012, [Online]). By: Grace Lohrmann. Overview of the Plant . Common names include the . T. hree Flower . A. vens. , Pink . P. lumes, Johnny Smokers, . Organisms and their Environments. Units 12&14. 1. Ecosystems have living and non-living components. 14.1. 2. Ecosystem. Living organisms.. Non-Living Environment. 3. 4. 5. Communities. The . biotic environment . Most of . OUR FOOD . comes from the Prairies!. Including corn, wheat and soybeans…. Can you think of things that are made out of these products?. Prairie . Soils. are a type of . GRASSLAND. . . It is too . Prairie Smoke . (Our Habitat Garden, 2012, [Online] . (Breaking Ground, 2012, [Online]). By: Grace Lohrmann. Overview of the Plant . Common names include the . T. hree Flower . A. vens. , Pink . P. lumes, Johnny Smokers, . Sponsored by Plano Middle School Student Leadership. 804 S. Hale Street. Plano,IL 60545. Contacts: Angie Carreno, Plano Middle School 630-552-3608. Amy Hamilton, Grounds/Maintenance 630-392-4394. . .Wild BergamotMonarda fistulosaR - rare (1-10/acre)Plantawaste.CatnipNepeta catariaR - rare (1-10/acre)Compsandy prairie 10Scribner's Panic GrassPanicum oligosanthes scribneriaR - rare (1-10/acre)Cype