3.4. Biology of Mangroves    Prof. K. Kathiresan  Centre of Advanced Study in Marine Biology   Annamalai University      Taxonomy   angroves  are …

Plants are classified as  Woody  Non-woody Woody plants with a single stem are called trees. Woody plants that develop branches close to the ground are called…

1. Explore a rainforest! http://revolution.caret.cam.ac.uk/index.php Then click on ‘evolution museum’ And click on the door in the middle of the museum 2. Explore a rainforest!…

1. Chapter 6RootsPlant organ systems 2. What are the primaryfunctions of roots? 3. Fibrous and taproot systems 4. Dicots Monocots 5. Dicot root, c.s. 6. Root structure 7.…

1. TRFVegetation 2. StarterLook at the pictures above.Which is the odd one out?Why? 3. Lesson Objectives• What is the rainforest vegetation like?• How has the rainforest…

1.Dynamic Planet- Sub unit 3 Battle for theBiosphere 3.1a What is the value of thebiosphere ? To know what thebiosphereis To understand that thebiosphereacts as a life support…

1.Biotic Factors2. Animal Adaptations• The tropical rainforest is a wet, warm forest oftrees that grow very closely together. The canopyin the rainforest can release gallons…

1.Ecology Ecology is a special word to describe the system of living things in an environmentIn this presentation you will learn about a Rainforest Ecology Look at the slides…

1. Biotic Factors 2. Animal Adaptations• The tropical rainforest is a wet, warm forest oftrees that grow very closely together. The canopyin the rainforest can release…

1. The weather and climate inwinter at a rainforest can get aslow as 15 degrees. In winterthere is a lot of rain!! It is likelyto be wet and cold. There is noseason that…