Forests and Succession

Question 1

Examples of Pioneer Species

Answer 1

Gaint Foxtail Grass, Common Rage Weedm Horseweed, Common Lamb Quarters, and Shepards Purse

Question 2

Example of Biennials

Answer 2

Queen Anne’s Lace, Teasel, Common Mullein, Evening Primrose, and Feild Thistle

Question 3

How many years until Perennials become dominent

Answer 3

5 years

Question 4

How many years after disterbance do Biennials grow

Answer 4

2nd or 3rd

Question 5

Examples of Perennials

Answer 5

Tall Golden Rod,

Question 6

When does Woody Vegitation begin to grow

Answer 6

Decade

Question 7

Examples of woody vegitation

Answer 7

wild grape, raspberry, multiflora rose, poison ivy, autumn olive, japanese honeysuckle, and virginia creeper

Question 8

Example of some Trees in early succession

Answer 8

hawthorn, pugnut, shagbark hickory, black walnut, oaks, white ash, clack cherry

Question 9

Soil Forming Factors

Answer 9

Parent material, relief, climate, organisms, and time

Question 10

Parent Material

Answer 10

Material that forms soil

Question 11

Relief/Topography

Answer 11

Affects the movement of water over soil and through it