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Ongoing Field Observations
The organism I want to study is the common dandelion (Taraxacum) I noticed that one half of my front yard has all the flowering dandelions and the other half does…
Ongoing Field Observation
The park, despite being a single entity, presents two distinct landscapes. One area is characterized by its oceanic features, teeming with a variety of sea creatures. In contrast, the other…
Ongoing Field Observations
I have decided to concentrate my study on examining the state and discoloration of the needles on Blue Spruce trees in my study location. The distinctive blue-green needles of blue…
Ongoing Field Observation
I have planned to study the Green Ash ornamental trees along a small section of around 400 meters on Cambridge Street. The street has a total of 29 trees when…
Post 3: Ongoing Field Observations
I have decided to focus my study on the fish population of Fullerton Creek. The area I am focusing my population samples is a thriving habitat of many aquatic and…
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Ongoing Field Observations
For the field observation, I visited three locations at the University of Manitoba each location with a different topology, vegetation, and fungi species. I had initially started my field observation…
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The Orange Hawkweed, or Hieracium aurantiacum as is the selected organism for analysis. It is classified as an invasive species. Within the chosen region, an apparent pattern extending from the…
Blog Post 3: Ongoing Field Observations
The organism which I will study is moss. The three locations I have chosen to observe are roughly the same distance from the water, but spaced out along the edge…
Ongoing Field Observations
I have changed the location of my field study as my original location was too far away from my house to gather multiple data reps over a duration of time….