Download or read book Field Studies Techniques Part 2 Botany written by Alexander Bogolyubov and published by Independently Published. This book was released on 2020-01-13 with total page 219 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This book contains ecological field studies techniques, that can be conducted in wild nature by non-professional researchers - school and university students together with their teachers, single beginning investigators, families, amateurs of all ages. The whole book "Field Studies Techniques" includes 5 parts/series corresponding to a specific field sciences (Geography, Botany, Zoology, Hydrobiology and Bioindication) with totally 40 environmental study lessons (see below) covered a wide variety of activities in nature which can be arranged in different seasons of the year. Each series contains techniques focusing on practical skills which can be applied in the field research. This book promotes a wide variety of outcomes which correspond to established educational standards in many countries. The ecological field study activities address content standards in the areas of earth science, life science, biology and ecology. Intellectual skill development includes questioning, data collection, analysis and drawing conclusions. This book is addressed to the middle and secondary level science teachers and students, and for all those who would like to investigate local wild nature, to share ecological and cultural information and work together to help create a better environment. This specific book "Field Studies Techniques. Part 2: Botany" is the second in the series. Practical skills include the study of fungi and flora of the local area, making a herbarium, geobotanical study of the forest, as well as study of green plants under snow, primrose ecology and phenology of flowering plants. All these techniques are the basis for the most of zoological and monitoring research projects. The techniques described in this book, were written by Alexander Bogolyubov (1996-2002), translated into English by Tatiana Tatarinova (2002) and edited by Michael Brody (2003). The list of all field study lessons: Geography & Landscape Sciences: Orienteering in the forest Simple "Eye" Survey of the Field Study Site, Mapping Forest Vegetation, Procedure of the Geological Exposure Description, Studying Minerals and Rocks in Your Area, Plotting a Profile of a River Valley Slope, Simple Procedure of Soil Description, Integrated Study Based on Landscape Profile, Study of Snow Cover Profile, Making a Campfire, II. Botany (this book): Study of Species Composition and Number of Fungi, Making a Herbarium, The Study of Plants in Your Local Environment, Study of the Vertical Structure of a Forest, Mapping Forest Vegetation, Green Plants Under Snow, Study of the Ecology of Early Flowering Plants, Phenology of Plant Florescence, Study of Growth Dynamics of Trees Based on Annual Rings, III. Zoology: Study of Forest Invertebrates in the Forest Litter and Wood, Study of Forest Invertebrates in the Grass Layer, Tree Crowns and Air, Studies of Species Composition and Abundance of Amphibians, Making Feeders and Nesting Boxes, Study of Species Composition and Census of Birds Using the Line Transect-counting Method, Studies of Bird Populations Size by Different Methods, Studies of the Day Activity of Singing Birds, Study of Birds' Nesting Life, Methods of Observation of a Chickadee Flock's Territorial Behavior, Procedure of Winter Mammals Route Census by Footprints, Study of Mammal Ecology According to Their Tracks, IV. Hydrobiology: Complex Comparative Description of Small Rivers and Streams, Physical and Chemical Properties of Natural Waters, The Study of Water Invertebrates in a Local River and Assessment of Its Environmental State, Study of Plankton, Study of Fauna of Spring Temporary Water Bodies, V. Bioindication Assessment of Air Pollution by Lichen Indication Method, Assessment of the Vital State of a Forest Based on Pine-tree Analysis, Assessment of Ecological Features of Meadows on the Base of Vegetation Cover, Assessment of Environmental State of the Forest Based on Leaves' Asymmetry, Assessment of the Vital State of Coniferous Underbrush
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Download or read book Botany in a Day written by Thomas J. Elpel and published by Hops Press. This book was released on 2013 with total page 235 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Explains the patterns method of plant identification, describing eight key patterns for recognizing more than 45,000 species of plants, and includes an illustrated reference guide to plant families.
Download or read book Field Studies Techniques Part 5 Bioindication and Nature Monitoring written by Alexander Bogolyubov and published by . This book was released on 2020-01-18 with total page 168 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This book contains ecological field studies techniques, that can be conducted in wild nature by non-professional researchers - school and university students together with their teachers, single beginning investigators, families, amateurs of all ages.The whole book "Field Studies Techniques" includes 5 parts/series corresponding to a specific field sciences (Geography, Botany, Zoology, Hydrobiology and Bioindication) with totally 40 environmental study lessons (see below) covered a wide variety of activities in nature which can be arranged in different seasons of the year. Each series contains techniques focusing on practical skills which can be applied in the field research.This book promotes a wide variety of outcomes which correspond to established educational standards in many countries. The ecological field study activities address content standards in the areas of earth science, life science, biology and ecology. Intellectual skill development includes questioning, data collection, analysis and drawing conclusions.This book is addressed to the middle and secondary level science teachers and students, and for all those who would like to investigate local wild nature, to share ecological and cultural information and work together to help create a better environment.This specific book "Field Studies Techniques. Part 5: Bioindication and Nature Monitoring" is the fifth in the series. Practical skills include biological methods of the assessment of air pollution, vital state of the forest, ecological features of the meadows, environmental state of rivers, as well as general evaluation of a human impact on an area and complex integrated study on landscape profile.The techniques described in this book, were written by Alexander Bogolyubov (1996-2002), translated into English by Tatiana Tatarinova (2002) and edited by Michael Brody (2003).The list of all field study lessons: I. Geography & Landscape Sciences (this book): Orienteering in the forestSimple "Eye" Survey of the Field Study SiteMapping Forest VegetationProcedure of the Geological Exposure DescriptionStudying Minerals and Rocks in Your AreaPlotting a Profile of a River Valley SlopeSimple Procedure of Soil DescriptionIntegrated Study Based on Landscape ProfileStudy of Snow Cover ProfileMaking a CampfireII. Botany: Study of Species Composition and Number of FungiMaking a HerbariumThe Study of Plants in Your Local EnvironmentStudy of the Vertical Structure of a ForestMapping Forest VegetationGreen Plants Under SnowStudy of the Ecology of Early Flowering PlantsPhenology of Plant FlorescenceStudy of Growth Dynamics of Trees Based on Annual RingsIII. Zoology: Study of Forest Invertebrates in the Forest Litter and WoodStudy of Forest Invertebrates in the Grass Layer, Tree Crowns and AirStudies of Species Composition and Abundance of AmphibiansMaking Feeders and Nesting BoxesStudy of Species Composition and Census of Birds Using the Line Transect-counting MethodStudies of Bird Populations Size by Different MethodsStudies of the Day Activity of Singing BirdsStudy of Birds' Nesting LifeMethods of Observation of a Chickadee Flock's Territorial BehaviorProcedure of Winter Mammals Route CensusStudy of Mammal Ecology According to Their TracksIV. Hydrobiology: Complex Comparative Description of Small Rivers and StreamsStudy of Snow Cover ProfilePhysical and Chemical Properties of Natural WatersThe Study of Water Invertebrates in a Local River and Assessment of Its Environmental StateStudy of PlanktonStudy of Fauna of Spring Temporary Water BodiesV. BioindicationAssessment of Air Pollution by Lichen Indication MethodAssessment of the Vital State of a Forest Based on Pine-tree AnalysisAssessment of Ecological Features of Meadows on the Base of Vegetation CoverAssessment of Environmental State of the Forest Based on Leaves' AsymmetryAssessment of the Vital State of Coniferous Underbrus
Download or read book Field Studies Techniques Part 3 Zoology written by Alexander Bogolyubov and published by . This book was released on 2020-01-15 with total page 210 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This book contains ecological field studies techniques, that can be conducted in wild nature by non-professional researchers - school and university students together with their teachers, single beginning investigators, families, amateurs of all ages.The whole book "Field Studies Techniques" includes 5 parts/series corresponding to a specific field sciences (Geography, Botany, Zoology, Hydrobiology and Bioindication) with totally 40 environmental study lessons (see below) covered a wide variety of activities in nature which can be arranged in different seasons of the year. Each series contains techniques focusing on practical skills which can be applied in the field research.This book promotes a wide variety of outcomes which correspond to established educational standards in many countries. The ecological field study activities address content standards in the areas of earth science, life science, biology and ecology. Intellectual skill development includes questioning, data collection, analysis and drawing conclusions.This book is addressed to the middle and secondary level science teachers and students, and for all those who would like to investigate local wild nature, to share ecological and cultural information and work together to help create a better environment.This specific book "Field Studies Techniques. Part 3: Zoology" is the third in the series. Practical skills include the study of the invertebrates, living in the forest litter, wood, grass, tree crowns and air, as well as water invertebrates (macrozoobenthos). Also the methods of species composition, abundance and behavior of amphibians, birds and mammals are described.The techniques described in this book, were written by Alexander Bogolyubov (1996-2002), translated into English by Tatiana Tatarinova (2002) and edited by Michael Brody (2003).The list of all field study lessons: I. Geography & Landscape Sciences (this book): Orienteering in the forestSimple "Eye" Survey of the Field Study SiteMapping Forest VegetationProcedure of the Geological Exposure DescriptionStudying Minerals and Rocks in Your AreaPlotting a Profile of a River Valley SlopeSimple Procedure of Soil DescriptionIntegrated Study Based on Landscape ProfileStudy of Snow Cover ProfileMaking a CampfireII. Botany: Study of Species Composition and Number of FungiMaking a HerbariumThe Study of Plants in Your Local EnvironmentStudy of the Vertical Structure of a ForestMapping Forest VegetationGreen Plants Under SnowStudy of the Ecology of Early Flowering PlantsPhenology of Plant FlorescenceStudy of Growth Dynamics of Trees Based on Annual RingsIII. Zoology (this book): Study of Forest Invertebrates in the Forest Litter and WoodStudy of Forest Invertebrates in the Grass Layer, Tree Crowns and AirStudies of Species Composition and Abundance of AmphibiansMaking Feeders and Nesting BoxesStudy of Species Composition and Census of Birds Using the Line Transect-counting MethodStudies of Bird Populations Size by Different MethodsStudies of the Day Activity of Singing BirdsStudy of Birds' Nesting LifeMethods of Observation of a Chickadee Flock's Territorial BehaviorProcedure of Winter Mammals Route Census by FootprintsStudy of Mammal Ecology According to Their TracksIV. Hydrobiology: Complex Comparative Description of Small Rivers and StreamsPhysical and Chemical Properties of Natural WatersThe Study of Water Invertebrates in a Local River and Assessment of Its Environmental StateStudy of PlanktonStudy of Fauna of Spring Temporary Water BodiesV. BioindicationAssessment of Air Pollution by Lichen Indication MethodAssessment of the Vital State of a Forest Based on Pine-tree AnalysisAssessment of Ecological Features of Meadows on the Base of Vegetation CoverAssessment of Environmental State of the Forest Based on Leaves' AsymmetryAssessment of the Vital State of Coniferous Underbrus
Download or read book Methods of Soil Analysis Part 2 written by Peter J. Bottomley and published by John Wiley & Sons. This book was released on 2020-01-22 with total page 1152 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: One of the primary references on analytical methods in soil science, Part 2 of the Methods series will be useful to all biogeoscientists, especially those with an interest in microbiology or bioremediation.
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Download or read book Field Studies Techniques Part 1 Geography and Landscape Sciences written by Alexander Bogolyubov and published by . This book was released on 2020-01-07 with total page 226 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This book contains ecological field studies techniques, that can be conducted in wild nature by non-professional researchers - school and university students together with their teachers, single beginning investigators, families, amateurs of all ages.The whole book "Field Studies Techniques" includes 5 parts/series corresponding to a specific field sciences (Geography, Botany, Zoology, Hydrobiology and Bioindication) with totally 40 environmental study lessons (see below) covered a wide variety of activities in nature which can be arranged in different seasons of the year. Each series contains techniques focusing on practical skills which can be applied in the field research.This book promotes a wide variety of outcomes which correspond to established educational standards in many countries. The ecological field study activities address content standards in the areas of earth science, life science, biology and ecology. Intellectual skill development includes questioning, data collection, analysis and drawing conclusions.This book is addressed to the middle and secondary level science teachers and students, and for all those who would like to investigate local wild nature, to share ecological and cultural information and work together to help create a better environment.This specific book "Field Studies Techniques. Part 1: Geography and Landscape Sciences" is the first in the series. Practical skills emphasize orienteering on the study area, simple eye survey (mapping) with compass and lessons focus on geology, soil and relief, as well as hydrology studies of small streams and snow cover. These activities are the basis of future field work.The techniques described in this book, were written by Alexander Bogolyubov (1996-2002), translated into English by Tatiana Tatarinova (2002) and edited by Michael Brody (2003).The list of all field study lessons: I. Geography & Landscape Sciences (this book): Orienteering in the forest Simple "Eye" Survey of the Field Study Site Mapping Forest Vegetation Procedure of the Geological Exposure Description Studying Minerals and Rocks in Your Area Plotting a Profile of a River Valley Slope Simple Procedure of Soil Description Integrated Study Based on Landscape Profile Study of Snow Cover Profile Making a Campfire Botany: Study of Species Composition and Number of Fungi Making a Herbarium The Study of Plants in Your Local Environment Study of the Vertical Structure of a Forest Mapping Forest Vegetation Green Plants Under Snow Study of the Ecology of Early Flowering Plants Phenology of Plant Florescence Study of Growth Dynamics of Trees Based on Annual Rings Zoology: Study of Forest Invertebrates in the Forest Litter and Wood Study of Forest Invertebrates in the Grass Layer, Tree Crowns and Air Studies of Species Composition and Abundance of Amphibians Let's Help Birds! Making Feeders and Nesting Boxes Study of Species Composition and Census of Birds Using the Line Transect-counting Method Studies of Bird Populations Size by Different Methods Studies of the Day Activity of Singing Birds Study of Birds' Nesting Life Methods of Observation of a Chickadee Flock's Territorial Behavior Procedure of Winter Mammals Route Census by Footprints Study of Mammal Ecology According to Their Tracks Hydrobiology & Water Ecology: Complex Comparative Description of Small Rivers and Streams Physical and Chemical Properties of Natural Waters The Study of Water Invertebrates in a Local River and Assessment of Its Environmental State Study of PlanktonStudy of Fauna of Spring Temporary Water Bodies Bioindication Assessment of Air Pollution by Lichen Indication Method Assessment of the Vital State of a Forest Based on Pine-tree Analysis Assessment of Ecological Features of Meadows on the Base of Vegetation Cover Assessment of Environmental State of the Forest Based on Leaves' Asymmetry Assessment of the Vital State of Coniferous Underbrush
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