Yellow Pond Lilly by Will Barker

Yellow Pond Lilly by Will Barker https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay en-us 2016-05-11 14:23:39 UTC 2023-02-12 14:34:51 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padletuploads.blob.core.windows.net/aws/75458956/5db0b9f08688cc308fcf4df210681ac8581a2df1/5e5e6076f7db03815b79bf34fd061cf3.png Yellow Water Lily william_barker https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110339130 Rishaun & Will]]> 2016-05-11 14:29:22 UTC https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110339130 The Biome william_barker https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110340322 Aquatic

Water lilies live in fresh water areas and live among other fresh water plant species which are listed below.

]]> 2016-05-11 14:33:57 UTC https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110340322 Web of Food`: How do lilies fit in? rishaun_noelmaikoo https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110341938 Water lilies are primary producers, meaning that they form the first step in the food web. They convert fully decomposed matter and sunlight back into energy. They input this energy back into their community by being food for various amphibious mammals, birds, insects turtles and snails.]]> 2016-05-11 14:39:35 UTC https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110341938 Survivorship rishaun_noelmaikoo https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110565935 Plants and lilies specifically are type III survivorship because they produce many seeds and only a small amount end up growing to their full life expectancy. most other plants are in this category. ]]> 2016-05-12 14:33:41 UTC https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110565935 Water lilies and Logistic Growth. rishaun_noelmaikoo https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110567659 populations of water lilies encounter many limits which inhibit population growth beyond a certain point. The ponds in which they grow are of limited size and thus they cannot inhabit space beyond the pond (see above image). Another limit is one that we've learned about called herbivory; various aquatic organisms (listed above) eat water lilies. In situations where these populations become too great, the water lilies can eaten to the point of destruction. ]]> 2016-05-12 14:39:24 UTC https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110567659 william_barker https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110572002 2016-05-12 14:54:31 UTC https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110572002 Logistic Growth rishaun_noelmaikoo https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110572160 Logistic Growth is when a population of a certain species has limits on the resources needed for their population to continue to grow. These resources depend on the species but generally are food sources, space in their environment, and amount of predators in their environment.]]> 2016-05-12 14:55:05 UTC https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110572160 Biome william_barker https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110573009 2016-05-12 14:57:58 UTC https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110573009 Food Web william_barker https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110573069 2016-05-12 14:58:08 UTC https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110573069 Dispersion Pattern william_barker https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110573105 The dispersion pattern of water lilies are usually clumped within a certain area. The reason for this pattern is their method of reproduction. They spread though a type of seed dispersal called hydrochory which is the dissemination of seeds by water. Basically, the lilies reproduce by releasing seeds into the water that end up dropping to the bottom of the pond and grow in a nearby location. eventually the stems reach up to the top of the pond and form a clumped group of lilies (each of the above clusters comprises of an individual plant). These plants often overlap forming cluttered masses (see third image on the page). Thus, places of shallow lake floor become forested by liliy pads.]]> 2016-05-12 14:58:16 UTC https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110573105 Population Factors: william_barker https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110573162 2016-05-12 14:58:31 UTC https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110573162 Overview william_barker https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110686843 2016-05-13 02:30:56 UTC https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110686843 william_barker https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110686873 2016-05-13 02:31:12 UTC https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110686873 william_barker https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110686886 2016-05-13 02:31:19 UTC https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110686886 ^ william_barker https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110686929 Yellow water lilies provide food and habitat for a diverse group of animals.

]]> 2016-05-13 02:31:48 UTC https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110686929 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------> william_barker https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110687052 This is a map of the areas in the United States that contain these plants. notice that New Hampshire is filled. These plants are common on campus.]]> 2016-05-13 02:33:06 UTC https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110687052 A Pond which Appears to be at Carrying Capacity of Lilies william_barker https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110687202 2016-05-13 02:34:28 UTC https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110687202 Feeds on: william_barker https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110688447 The nutrients available in the soil / water and energy from the sun.]]> 2016-05-13 02:44:42 UTC https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110688447 Is Food For: (Herbivory) william_barker https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110688483 | Beaver
| Muskrat
| Wood Duck
| Mallard
| Canada Goose
| Common Snapping Turtle
| Stagnant Pond Snail
| Crane Fly
| Eastern Painted Turtle
When these animals eat the lily, they are on the receiving end of the energy transfer form plant to animal. They are primary consumers. ]]> 2016-05-13 02:45:05 UTC https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110688483 Is Home to (no energy transfer): william_barker https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110688668 | Largemouth Bass
| Channel Catfish
| Bluegill
| Creek Chub
| American Eel
| Black Crappie
| Bullfrog
| Ebony Jewelwing
| Southern Leopard Frog
| Green Darner
| Crayfish
| Asian Tiger Mosquito
| Copperhead
| Northern Water Snake
| Common Snapping Turtle
| Eastern Painted Turtle
| Water Flea
| Common Carp
| Muskrat
| Rotifer
These animals come from various Trophic levels and simply use the lily and lily pad as shelter. though there is no energy transfer, these animals depend on the lily as part of the community.]]> 2016-05-13 02:47:22 UTC https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110688668 What Does It mean to be a Primary Producer? william_barker https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110852550 Primary producers are the first stage in energy transformation in the community. They convert fully decomposed matter and sunlight back into energy. They input this energy back into their community by being food for various amphibious mammals, birds, insects turtles and snails.]]> 2016-05-13 22:50:41 UTC https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110852550 Abiotic Factors rishaun_noelmaikoo https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110852732 Abiotic factors are the things that affect the ecosystem that aren't living things. In this specific example, water lilies are found in ponds and some of the abiotic factors in ponds' ecosystems are the temperature, salinity and flow of the water. Another abiotic factor is the percentage of oxygen that is dissolved in the water which determines what kinds of organisms will grow there. Water lilies depend on realitivly calm fresh waters with a neutral pH.]]> 2016-05-13 23:00:06 UTC https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110852732 william_barker https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110852744 2016-05-13 23:00:37 UTC https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110852744 Biotic Factors rishaun_noelmaikoo https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110852975 Biotic Factors are all of the living organisms that occupy a certain area and could interact with each other. This is also the definition of community.]]> 2016-05-13 23:09:06 UTC https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110852975 Carrying Capacity. william_barker https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110853198 Once the Yellow pond lilly is introduced to an ecosystem (pond, lake, river). Population will grow exponentially until that hitting a limit of some kind, such as a part of the river being uninhabitable because of current. Once the lily population can expand no more, it has reached carrying capacity for that environment. ]]> 2016-05-13 23:18:05 UTC https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110853198 Trophic Levels rishaun_noelmaikoo https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110853380 Trophic levels are organisms in an ecosystem that are in the same position in the food chain. In this food chain, the trophic levels are separated by consumers either being primary, secondary or tertiary.]]> 2016-05-13 23:25:15 UTC https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110853380 Animals on the same Trophic level: william_barker https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110853443 | Common Duckweed
| Common Cattail
| Lizard's Tail
| Pickerelweed
| Arrow Arum
| Common Reed
| Green Algae
| Long-leaf Pondweed
| Hydrilla
| Greater Bladderwort
| Marsh Bulrush   ]]> 2016-05-13 23:27:58 UTC https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110853443 william_barker https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110854924 2016-05-13 23:40:12 UTC https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110854924 Works Cited: william_barker https://padlet.com/william_barker/iq1j0jd4goay/wish/110857787

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