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Wavelengths of light absorbed. |
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Short term adjustment to tolerate stress. |
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Wavelengths of light at which processes occur. |
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Permanent genetic change that allows organism to tolerate stress. |
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Biochemicals that affect the growth of nearby organisms. |
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When two resources that have toxic interactions are consumed, more of each resource must be consumed. |
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Study of the environmental factors that influence individuals. |
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Where Calvin Cycle occurs in C4 plants. |
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Adds carbon from CO2 to an organic molecule. |
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Waxy layer on epidermis of leaf. |
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Force resulting from the viscous properties of the medium an organism is moving through. |
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Internal temperature varies with external temperature. |
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Internal temperature remains constant. |
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Can tolerate wide range of salinity. |
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Can tolerate wide range of temperatures. |
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Dissolved organic and humic materials from terrestrial runoff. |
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Product of the zygote, made up of repeated genetically identically units. |
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Holdridge's Life Zone Classification |
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Habitats based on temperature, rainfall, and relative humidity. |
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Relatively constant internal temperature. |
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Resist to change in motion. |
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Liebig's Law of the Minimum |
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Total yield of organism determined by nutrient in lowest supply. |
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Lower quality than anthracite. |
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Lower quality than bituminous. |
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Measure of the amount of energy used per unit of time. |
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Colony/clonal organisms, difficult to define individual. |
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Plant growth in relation to stress. |
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Uplift/mountain building. |
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Adds oxygen to organic molecule instead of carbon. |
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Long, rectangular mesophyll cells. |
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Photosynthetically Active Radiation. |
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Accumulation of partially decayed organic matter. |
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Resides in outermost photosynthetic cells, grabs CO2 into a C4 compound. |
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Net loss of fixed carbon. |
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Varying internal temperatures. |
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Asexually produced individuals from genet. |
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Dimensionless number expressing the ratio of inertial to viscous forces. |
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Fixes carbon from CO2, or oxygen to organic molecule. Most abundant protein on earth. |
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Round mesophyll cells that create spaces within leaf. |
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Tolerates narrow range of salinity. |
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Tolerates narrow range of temperatures. |
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Opening in leaf that allows gas exchange. |
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Synergistic/Complementary Resources |
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When two resources that interact beneficially are consumed, less of each must be consumed. |
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Maximum advance of glacier. |
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Individual of a species easy to identify. |
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Glacial deposit in Poconos. |
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