This is my Plant Bingo.
I found it to be a bit difficult because I wanted more examples to show various elements of the plants, but I found that each one was unique enough for a specific element to be highlighted. Apologies for the need to zoom in.
I found it to be a bit difficult because I wanted more examples to show various elements of the plants, but I found that each one was unique enough for a specific element to be highlighted. Apologies for the need to zoom in.
I enjoyed Rachel’s Dichotomous Key. I found it easy to understand as she placed the option above, then statement in the middle then next option below, so it was easy to read the transition. The transition between each feature of the plant was easy to apply, visualize and understand the differences.
We have a website that we struggle to keep updated because our membership has dwindled through pandemic and general teacher overload. http://aksta.org Every one of you who chose to learn more about our “backyards” over the summer models the kind of motivation ASTA would love to support. Check out the …
If you have time for a study break, may I suggest to biology fans this link that is ever popular right now, and comes from the Katmai National Park, King Salmon, AK, on an online platform similar to iNaturalist, but videos, with chats: https://explore.org/livecams/brown-bears
Welcome to class! Finally the day has come that we are unveiling the online version of BIOL190 – Introduction to Alaska’s Flora (in its fifth year). Sorry the video is using the old class name, but you are in the right class BIOL190. I hope you are as excited as …
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Hello Everyone, I really enjoyed collecting and pressing “plant voucher specimens” for this class. This is my first attempt at pressing ever, and I did have some complications during my first run. For the press I used 2 boards of plywood and 2 tow straps (2 tow straps were sadly …
Last but not least, the annual Marguerite Daisy. I thought this would be the least interesting flower but I actually enjoyed it a lot! It was the most fun to gather the images and I really love the images I was able to capture. https://www.thinglink.com/scene/1471482788040409091
(Sorry the photos are a little out of order.) The last photo is yarrow. It is from the asteraceae family. It has a light sage smell, small white flowers, and green leaves. It reproduces by seeds, roots, and stems. It has 5 petals, 5 stamens, 2 carpels, and I was …
Hello, Everyone. My name is Ethan Cary. I am in the Air Force, and have been stationed at Eielson AFB for nearly two years. I am taking this class because I thought it would be more interesting than a standard Biology lab, and I would be able to learn a …
!Hi My name is Naomi and I am a Senior in the UAF Department of Alaska Native Studies & Rural Development program. I live within the Norton Sound/Bering Strait region of Alaska and am actively participating in subsistence, commercial fishing, and and tundra plant harvesting.
Hello, I’m Chelsea and I’ve lived here in Fairbanks area for nearly 20 years. I’m currently working as a Pharmacy Technician while I try finish my degree and figure out what I really want to do as a career. I live in Ester with my husband and I’m a mom …