a Kingdom- Plantae Phylum-Magnoliophyta Class- Magnoliopsida.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Little River Canyon National Preserve Invasive Plants.
Advertisements

Purple Loosestrife The Beautiful Invader Sharon Gillies + Alida Janmaat.
2009 Envirothon Invasive Plants Carey Entz Watershed Specialist Lycoming County Conservation District.
Photo: Paula McIntyre GLIFWC Purple Loosestrife Lythrum salicaria.
Importation of Invasive Species Joncarlo Alvarado, Muaz Billoo,Paolo Esguerra, Alexander Lin, Evan Tsiklidis,
Ecology
Tall Grass Prairie Ecosystem By Miss Sazenski. Location I am a Tall Grass Prairie. I am found all over the world—on every continent except Antarctica.
A production of the Wisconsin Lakes Partnership “There goes the neighborhood…” Understanding Aquatic Invasive Species.
Distribution of Lythrum salicaria Origin(s) Native to Europe and Asia Possibly introduced as seed from ship ballast in 1800s on east coast Sheep.
BY: Sarah Ayllon Purple star thistle Centaurea calcitrapa  Kingdom: Plants ( Plantae )  Phylum:  Class: Magnoliopsida.
Extirpating an Exotic Invasive from the Ecosystem Preserve
The Purple Menace Biological Control of Purple Loosestrife (Lythrum salicaria) By Ann Widmer.
Invasive Saltcedar by Bryan Olson. History Introduced into US in 1800s Introduced into US in 1800s Ornamental value Ornamental value Today Tamarix (Saltcedar)
CONSERVATION BIOLOGY & BIODIVERSITY. Conservation Biology  A branch of biology that studies the biological diversity with conservation as its main focus.
Purple Loosestrife: An Insidious Invader in the United States Ecology and Management of Invasive Plants NRES 641 By Brian R. Wright.
What is Biodiversity: Variety or richness of life at all structural levels (molecular/genetic, species, ecosystem). It is an essential renewable resource.
Establishment and impact of Lythrum salicaria on wetlands.
What’s wrong with planting non-native plants in an urban setting? Why do ecologists argue for native landscaping?
The Water Hyacinth Eichhornia crassipes. Water Hyacinth Labeled one of the worst invasive plants in the world It is a member of the Pontederiaceae family.
3.2 Summary: How Human influence Ecosystems  Sustainability: is the ability of an ecosystem to sustain itself or the ability of an ecosystem to continue.
World Population and Geography.  The world has approximately 7.28 billion people.  (Why use the word, approximately, when describing the Earth’s population?
Exotic—organisms that have been introduced by human activity into an ecosystem where they are not native. Invasive species—exotic that spreads naturally.
Abiotic and Biotic Factors 8 Science. What is the difference? Abiotic and biotic factors are features of the environment Biotic factors: – ‘bio’ = living.
Preserving biodiversity is important to the future of the biosphere.
By: Leslie Harper. Kingdom: Plantae Subkingdom: Tracheobionta Superdivision: Spermatophyta Division: Magnoliophyta Class: Magnoliopsida Subclass: Rosidae.
Russian Olive Elaeagnus angustifolia. Classification Kingdom Plantae – Plants Subkingdom Tracheobionta – Vascular plants Superdivision Spermatophyta –
The Environmental Protection Agency By: Katie Miller & Justin McKinney.
SNC 1D ALIEN SPECIES  Species that are accidentally or purposefully introduced to a new location  Also known as: Introduced species Non-native species.
HYDRILLA VERTICILLA By Daja Harrell And Fasia Amara.
EUROPE. September 08 to 11 September 12 to 14 September - 15.
Garlic mustard frequently occurs in moist, shaded soil of river floodplains, forests, roadsides, edges of woods and trails edges and forest openings.
Lessoning Loosestrife
MICHELLE WHEELER KEYSTONE COLLEGE SEPTEMBER 18, 2008 Curly Pondweed Potamogeton crispus L.
How Foreign Species Affect Ecosystems
Exotic Species. What is an exotic species? –a species living outside its native distributional range, which has arrived there by human activity, either.
Plants An Integrated Unit By Joanne Boulais EDU 553 Summer 2005.
Ecosystem Threats II Ecosystems Unit, May 23 rd 2007.
Science Chapter 1 Kingdoms of Life Study Guide. Vocabulary: Review the following vocabulary words.
SSL is a MD graduation requirement: 75 hours to earn your diploma SSL is composed of 3 steps: 1. Preparation: what are you doing and why is it necessary?
Panax quinquefolia L..  Kingdom- Plantae (plants)  Subkingdom-Travhebionta (Vascular)  Superdivision-Spermaphyta (seed)  Division-Magnoliophyta (flowering)
 Endangered specie is a species whose population is so low that the species is at risk of going extinct.  5 of the most common reasons for endangerment.
Arnold Says: Do it now! What is an exotic species?
The Road to Recovery at NATL Unhealthy Effects of Fire Suppression Back to a Healthy State Role of Native Americans in setting fires? Fire at NATL: Mother.
Agrilus planipennis By: Michael Cha and Ian Galamay.
Invasive Species Test MADE BY: SOFOSSILS. TESTING PROCEDURE  The slides will advance automatically – no need to click!  All specimens are from the PA.
THE LIFE OF REED CANARY GRASS Aaron,Mike, Flower, Samantha.
The Effects of Nutrient Level on B. rapa Growth Anna-Blaire Ozdil, Aubrey Todd, Cara Schwab, and Seth Davis Biology 9.
Human Activity Affects Biological Diversity Lesson 9.
Invasive Species. Apparently harmless animals and plants that are transported around the world. In their new habitats invasive species reproduce rapidly.
BioNerdz Plants. Does the stem color affect the height of a plant? Hypothesis: We predicted that the plants with green stems would grow taller than the.
3.3 - How Introduced Species Affect Ecosystems Native species are plants and animals that naturally inhabit an area. Immigration to North America by people.
Maia Bailey Providence College
Plants.
A Threat to Kansas’ Rivers, Lakes, and Wetlands
Plant Kingdom.
Invasive Species.
Exotic Species: A species that is non native to the area.
Succession.
E73 Introduced Species.
Input Chart: Ecosystems
$1 $1 $1 $2 $2 $2 $5 $5 $5 $10 $10 $10 Life Cycle of a Plant
It all start with Plants!
Other ecosystem parts are not living
Tansy (Tanacetum Vulgare)
Bug Name Here Latin Name Here
3.3 How Introduced Species Affect Ecosystems
Declining Populations
How Introduced Species affect Ecosystems
Invasive plant species
Invasive species By: Piper Keyes.
Presentation transcript:

a Kingdom- Plantae Phylum-Magnoliophyta Class- Magnoliopsida

o It’s from Europe and Asia It was distributed in the northeastern USA and Canada. It was brought here in the 1800’s It was used for ornamental and medical uses. Found today in all 50 states except for Florida.

a People used Purple Loosestrife by putting it in some types of medicines. Since it was brought here to the USA for medical purposes, scientists used this plant in many medicines that we use today. There are no consequences for humans. Purple Loosestrife was used in some itching medicines

o A change that was made in the ecosystem by Lythrum Salicaria was that it became very large It affected other organisms such as native grass, sedges, and other flowering plants because Purple Loosestrife would overtake other plants.

a leaf eating beetle leaves Root-mining weevil Purple Loosestrife

o An adult Purple Loosestrife can produce up to 3 million seeds a year. Out of those 3 million seeds, 60-70% of them survive.

a Herbicides may control the growth for all Purple Loosestrifes. One trade-off is that the effect doesn’t last that long on large populations and plants that have been there for many years.

a The average height of the plant is 5 feet. Blossoms every July through September. An adult Purple Loosestrife can produce 2.5 million to 2.7 million seeds yearly.