PPT-Functional uses of plants

Slope and watershed protection Windscreen Overhead space definition and canopy Enframement Backdrop Noise abatement Shade Ground space definition Scale induction Ornamentation Install screen plantings adjacent to traffic ways to reduce noise and glare. H Mason David Mouillot William G Lee and J Bastow Wilson Mason N W H Mouillot D Lee W G and Wilson J B 2005 Functional richness functional evenness and functional divergence the primary components of functional diversity Oikos 111 112 118 Functional Vs. Aesthetic. Design. Functional Design. A functional design occurs when an item is designed to fulfil a need or purpose. it is constructed so that it works for the occasion for which it was created.. By Donna . Brostek. Lee, Ph.D.. Clinical Assistant Professor. University of Kentucky. An overview of Diane P. . Wormsley’s. book from AFB Press, 2004. Braille Literacy: . A Functional Approach. Emergent Literacy . Objective: . To compare and contrast between functional and dysfunctional characteristics between families and to distinguish that no one family is ideal or measurable of perfection. . Functional. Of or relating to a function or functions. Chitra Mitra. Product Management Director. Agenda. Introduction. Functional Overview. Product Demo. Q&A. Introduction. Functional Setup Manager:. Functional Setup Manager . provides a guided process for . By Frank W. Elwell. Note:. This presentation is based on the theories . of . Robert . King Merton as presented in his . books . listed in the bibliography. . . A complete summary of his and other macro-social theories can be found in . Data. . S. tructures. Purely. . functional. car. . cdr. never. . modify. only. . create. new pairs. only. . DAGs. [C. . Okasaki. , . Simple and efficient purely functional queues and . deques. Data. . S. tructures. Purely. . functional. car. . cdr. never. . modify. only. . create. new pairs. only. . DAGs. [C. . Okasaki. , . Simple and efficient purely functional queues and . deques. Functional Subsystems. A GIS has four main functional subsystems. These are:. Data Input Subsystem. Data Storage and Retrieval Subsystem. Data Manipulation and Analysis Subsystem. Output/ Display Subsystem. Roots. , Stems, and Leaves. Reproduction . in Flowering . Plants. Plant . Characteristics. Plants come in all sizes, from the tiny duckweed which grows to only about 10 mm in length, to the giant redwood which grows to about 100 m in height.. Plants= eukaryotic, . multicellular, . photosynthetic. . Green Algae. Bryophytes. (Non-vascular). Tracheophytes. (Vascular). Non-seeds. Seeds. Gymnosperms. (Naked seeds). Angiosperms. (Seeds in flowers and fruit). Nonvascular plants. have no vessels, no roots, no stems or leaves. Examples: Mosses & Liverworts. Vascular Tissue. Xylem: transports water. Phloem: transports food & nutrients. Gymnosperms. "naked seeds". FLORIDA PLANTS What is a native plant? Plants native to Florida are plants that were here before the arrival of the Europeans Plants native to this area of Florida have evolved mechanisms over the centuries that enable them to handle our climate. archegonium. which includes bryophytes, . pteridophytes. and gymnosperms. The name of this group is derived from the name of female reproductive organ known as . archegonium. (singular) archegonia (plural). The archegoniate plants comprises the following groups .