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Bees and Other pollinating insects stays in the field

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Bees and Other pollinating insects stays in the field

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Hawks,Flinches and Meadowlarks are birds that lives in field

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Hawks,Flinches and Meadowlarks are birds that lives in field

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Living this stay in the field such as:mammals,birds,reptiles, and insect

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Living this stay in the field such as:mammals,birds,reptiles, and insect

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Elk

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Pronghorn

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Bison

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Abiotic factors in a field community include: Abiotic factors in a field community include: temperature, sunlight, water availability (precipitation), soil type and composition (minerals, pH), wind speed and direction, air quality, and topography (elevation and slope); essentially, all the non-living components of the environment that influence the organisms living in the field ecosystem. essentially, all the non-living components of the environment that influence the organisms living in the field ecosystem.

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abotic facors of air

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These include the rate and direction of air flow, the level of humidity in the growing environment, and the distribution of carbon dioxide. By controlling these variables, growers can create an ideal atmosphere for their plants to flourish.

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Abotic factors of air

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Large, healthy trees can help reduce air pollution and produce oxygen.

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Trees provide shade, beauty, a place to lean against when you're sitting on the ground. They are home to birds, squirrels, and tree frogs. They also do their part to slow climate change by absorbing carbon dioxide from the air.

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These habitats support many plants and animals. Animals that live in meadow habitats in Northern America and Europe include bees and other pollinating insects, mice, voles, rabbits, fox, deer, snakes, many bird species including hawks, flinches, meadowlarks and many others.

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The amount of water your garden needs depends on many factors including:

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The amount of water your garden needs depends on many factors including:

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location and climate.

plant variety.

soil type and depth.

presence and type of mulch.

amount of wind and shade.

rainfall patterns.

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lizard

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A fun fact about ponds is that they are considered miniature ecosystems, supporting a vast array of life including insects, amphibians, fish, and even small mammals, making them a vital habitat for a diverse range of species, even though they can be relatively small bodies of water. 

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A fun fact about ponds is that they are considered miniature ecosystems, supporting a vast array of life including insects, amphibians, fish, and even small mammals, making them a vital habitat for a diverse range of species, even though they can be relatively small bodies of water. 

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monitor lizard

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Trees absorb billions of tonnes of carbon dioxide. ...

It takes around 450 mature trees to offset the annual emissions of one person. ...

Ancient woodland stores huge amounts of carbon. ...

There are a lot of trees on the planet … ...

5. … ...

Planting new trees is only part of the solution.

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thrips

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It's weather dependant – water more when its hot, less when its cold, and soil dependant. As your soil improves and your garden develops you can go for longer without watering and need less overall. All in all that's why checking first and hand watering are your best allies. Let your plants guide you.

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sea snail

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Reducing pollution

Fighting pollution: Plants can help fight pollution.

Capturing rainwater: Gardens can capture excess rainfall and reduce water runoff.

Storing carbon

Planting trees: Trees are effective at storing carbon.

Replacing paving slabs: Replacing paving slabs with plants can help store carbon.

Supporting biodiversity

Planting for pollinators: Lack of habitat is a major threat to pollinators.

Creating habitats: Gardens can provide habitats for aquatic life like fish and dragonflies.

Mapping plants: Mapping garden plants can help increase understanding of biodiversity.

Other ways to help the environment

Use a water butt to capture rainwater

Avoid peat, which releases carbon into the atmosphere

Make your own compost

Avoid imported flowers, which can have a high carbon footprint

Use electric power tools instead of petrol-powered tools

Eat more local produce

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Ponds and lakes are home to a variety of wildlife. In addition to fish and amphibians, they also support insects, birds, and even mammals. 4. Some lakes are so large that they have tides, just like the ocean.

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Gardens can help the environment in many ways, including reducing pollution, storing carbon, and supporting biodiversity.

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spider

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a Butterfly

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Garden community

(There is plenty of sunlight and fresh air in the garden.) There are alot of living thing such as butterfly ,ladybug and more...

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Ponds are small bodies of water that are surrounded by land. They can be created by nature or by humans. Ponds are important to the environment and provide many ecological benefits. 

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Ponds are small bodies of water that are surrounded by land. They can be created by nature or by humans. Ponds are important to the environment and provide many ecological benefits. 

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lizard

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young trees require more frequent watering to develop a deep root system, whereas mature trees need less frequent but more thorough watering.

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earthworm .....................................

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large trees tend to have a significant cooling effect on their surrounding environment due to their ability to provide shade and release water vapor through transpiration, effectively lowering the air temperature underneath them

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poisonous frog

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An inexpensive soil thermometer helps keep planting time in perspective. “Fifty degrees is a good benchmark for cool-season crops,” Weston said. “And the soil should be 60 degrees or more for warm-weather plants like tomatoes, peppers and basil. In fact, for tomatoes it should ideally be 65 to 70.”

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mealworm

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A seashore animal from north and south Atlantic Ocean, the Mediterranean Sea, north and south Pacific Ocean, the Sea of Japan, off southern Australia and around New Zealand. This slow-moving migratory shark is the second largest fish, growing as long as 40 feet and weighing over 5 tons. It is often sighted swimming close to the surface, huge mouth open, filtering 2,000 tons of seawater per hour over its complicated gills to scoop up zooplankton.

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Key steps in growing a garden:

Site Selection: Choosing a location with adequate sunlight exposure and good drainage.

Soil Preparation: Testing the soil quality and amending with necessary nutrients like compost or manure to improve its texture and fertility.

Plant Selection: Deciding which plants to grow based on climate, desired harvest, and available space.

Planting: Planting seeds or seedlings at the correct depth and spacing according to the plant type.

Watering: Providing consistent moisture, especially during germination and hot weather.

Weed Control: Regularly removing unwanted plants that compete with desired crops.

Pest and Disease Management: Monitoring for pests and diseases and taking appropriate control measures.

Fertilizing: Applying nutrients to the soil as needed to support plant growth.

Harvesting: Gathering mature produce at the optimal time.

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1. Shrimp are small, bottom-dwelling crustaceans with a translucent exoskeleton. ; Snail A soft-bodied animal with a hard, protective shell.

2. Dragonflies - These insects are frequently found around ponds, where they lay their eggs and hunt for smaller insects.

3. Turtles - Many species of turtles inhabit ponds, using the water for swimming and basking on rocks or logs.

4. Frogs - Frogs thrive in pond environments, often seen basking on lily pads or near the water's edge.

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mangrove plants have special root which allow them to survive the flooding by seawater . animals like mudskibbers can breath when they are in or out of the water .crabs feed on water .crabs feed on the plentiful food in the mud when the tide goes down mangrove snakes live in trees and swim in the water

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THIS FLOWER IS A GAB-RYSIA

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A garden is grown by selecting a suitable location, preparing the soil, choosing appropriate plants based on the climate and sunlight conditions, planting seeds or seedlings, providing regular watering, and managing pests and diseases, all while ensuring proper nutrients are available to the plants through fertilization and soil amendments as needed; essentially, it involves creating an environment where plants can thrive through a process called photosynthesis, using sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide to grow.

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Silver birch is important spiritually in many religions both historically and today. It is known by the druids as the Goddess Tree and the Lady of the Woods and is associated with light.

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Abiotic factors comprise the following:

Climate.

Humidity.

Precipitation.

Wind.

Altitude.

Type of soil.

Light penetration.

Water depth.

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air is fresh in garden because of the flowers

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The climate near the sea shore is moderate due to the ocean's ability to regulate temperatures, resulting in cooler days and warmer nights, along with sea breezes.

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The ideal temperature for growing plants varies depending on the type of plant. Generally, most plants grow best in temperatures between 20-30°C (68-86°F).

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describe more on the abiotics factors in a garden community

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Peony

Chrysanthemum

Cosmos

Dahlia

Iris

Lavender

Lily

Sunflower

Begonia

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what types of factors make up the community of a pond

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what types of factors make up the community of a pond

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the pond ecosystem includes abiotic factors such as soil, precipitation, temperature, etc. as well as biotic communities that live there such as lilies, fish, insects, and more.

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Pond ecology is best described as the interaction of the life in your pond with the environment that exists there. A shallow, nutrient-rich pond, exposed to sunlight with little water flowing through it will be teeming with algae and aquatic plants.

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sea thirft

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What are the abiotic factors of the garden?

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What are the abiotic factors of the garden?

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Abiotic factors include water, sunlight, oxygen, soil and temperature

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The generally accepted definition of a “shallow lake or pond” is that class of shallow standing water in which light penetrates to the bottom sediments to potentially support rooted plant growth throughout the waterbody.

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What is a pond ecosystem called?

Ponds, due to their light penetration, are capable of supporting a diverse range of water plants. Ponds are classified as a lentic ecosystem, which is a body of still water such as a basin marshes, ditches, swamps, and lakes.

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𝙿𝙸𝙲𝚃𝚄𝚁𝙴 𝙾𝙵 𝙰 𝙼𝙰𝙽𝙶𝚁𝙾𝚅𝙴 𝙼𝚄𝙳 𝙲𝚁𝙰𝙱:

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𝙿𝙸𝙲𝚃𝚄𝚁𝙴 𝙾𝙵 𝙰 𝙼𝙰𝙽𝙶𝚁𝙾𝚅𝙴 𝙼𝚄𝙳 𝙲𝚁𝙰𝙱:

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The main abiotic factors in freshwater are:

water temperature.

water velocity.

water pH.

oxygen concentration.

nutrients.

light.

substrate.

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Ponds are usually freshwater but may be brackish in nature. Saltwater pools, with a direct connection to the sea to maintain full salinity, may sometimes be called 'ponds' but these are normally regarded as part of the marine environment.

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Light penetration, water temperature, dissolved oxygen levels, pH, nutrient availability (like nitrogen and phosphorus), water clarity (turbidity), depth, wind patterns, air temperature, and the presence of various minerals

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Light penetration, water temperature, dissolved oxygen levels, pH, nutrient availability (like nitrogen and phosphorus), water clarity (turbidity), depth, wind patterns, air temperature, and the presence of various minerals

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Trees absorb billions of tonnes of carbon dioxide

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A sunny spot is essential to keep a pond healthy. Most water plants need full sun to flower well. If there isn't enough light, water lilies will only grow leaves. Formal ponds are usually round or square, and the same depth throughout.

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In warmer temperatures, water holds less dissolved oxygen, which can be risky as fish activity increases and plants demand more oxygen to survive. Hence, aeration becomes crucial during scorching summer months. Conversely, colder water can hold more dissolved oxygen, requiring less for aquatic life during this period.

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A field, depending on whether it's natural grass or artificial turf, can reach surface temperatures as high as 170 degrees Fahrenheit, with artificial turf generally getting significantly hotter than natural grass due to its ability to absorb more heat from the sun; well-maintained natural grass fields typically stay below 100 degrees .

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A field, depending on whether it's natural grass or artificial turf, can reach surface temperatures as high as 170 degrees Fahrenheit, with artificial turf generally getting significantly hotter than natural grass due to its ability to absorb more heat from the sun; well-maintained natural grass fields typically stay below 100 degrees .

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From Mrs Wong:

Organise your abiotic factors. You mentioned some below already.

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Light:

Temperature:

Air (oxygen) :

Water:

Put in more specific examples for plants and animals

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From Mrs Wong:

Organise your abiotic factors. You mentioned oxygen only

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Temperature:

Air (oxygen) :

Water:

To add in more plants and animals examples in a mangrove.

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From Mrs Wong:

describe more on the abiotics factors in a tree community

not about WHAT is a tree

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Light:

Temperature:

Air :

Water:

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From Mrs Wong:

describe more on the abiotics factors in a field community

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Temperature:

Air :

Water:

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From Mrs Wong:

describe more on the abiotics factors in a pond community

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mangrove swamps are muddy areas that are flooded during high tide .the muddy water is poor in oxygen .this provides a habitat for a unique community of plants and animals

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What is the concept of a garden?

A garden is a piece of land that's used to grow flowers, vegetables, or other plants.