lecture 9 ph forest trees Flashcards

1
Q
  • Natural, gradual changes in the types of species
    that live in an area; can be primary or
    secondary.
  • The gradual replacement of
    one plant community by
    another through natural
    processes over time.
A

succession

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 The gradual growth of an ecosystem in an area
lacking soil over a long period of time.
 Often takes several hundred to a few thousand years.

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Primary succession

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3
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 Occurs when a plant community
has been destroyed without
severe disturbance to the soil.
 Typically much faster but not
always.

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Secondary succession

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4
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Primary Succession
* Begins in a place without any soil:

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– Sides of volcanoes
– Landslides
– Flooding
- Starts with the arrival of living
things such as lichens that do
not need soil to survive.

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5
Q

organisms like lichens
are called

A

PIONEER SPECIES

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6
Q
  • Soil starts to form as _________
    and the forces of ___________________
    and erosion help break down
    rocks into smaller pieces and
    move them to new areas.
  • When lichens die, they
    ____________, adding small
    amounts of organic matter
    to the rock to make soil.
  • Simple plants like _________________ can grow in the new soil.
    -The _______________ die, adding more organic material to the soil.
  • The soil layer thickens. ________________, other plants, and small animals begin to take over.
A

lichens
weathering
decompose
mosses and ferns
simple plants
Grasses, wildflowers

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7
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Terrestrial Primary Succession
- Boreal Forest Biome

A
  • Exposed rocks become
    colonized by lichens and
    mosses to create a soil. May
    take hundreds to thousands of
    years to establish a fertile soil
  • Small herbs and shrubs
  • Heath mat
  • Pine, spruce and aspen
  • Climax Community; Balsam fir,
    paper birch, white spruce
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8
Q
  • loudest explosion noise ever on earth
  • ashes lingered in 9 years
  • killed more than 36,000
  • exploded last 1883
A

krakatoa

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9
Q

Secondary Succession is initiated by an __________
- Secondary Succession occurs on land with
preexisting soil.

A

event
- The already-established ecosystem is reduced or drastically changed.
preexisting soil
- The process is similar to
Primary Succession
thereafter.

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10
Q

Secondary natural succession of pioneer species on a land that was cleared less than five (5) years ago

A
  • Alim (Mallotus
    multiglandulosus),
    Aratiles (Multingia
    calabura), Binunga
    (Macaranga
    tanarius),
    Anabiong (Trema
    orientalis) 2-5 yrs
  • Hagonoy (Euphatorium odoratum) 1-2
    yrs

-1st year Cogon

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11
Q

a gap in the forest cover resulting
from tree fall

A

Chablis

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12
Q

Family __________________
____________________________
- White lauan
- Shorea is a genus of about 106
species of mainly rainforest trees.
The genus is named after Sir John
Shore, the governor-general of the
Bristish East India Company, 1793-
1798.

A

Dipterocarpaceae
Shorea contorta S. Vidal

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13
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Family Dipterocarpaceae
______________________
- Red lauan
- is one of the Philippine dark-red
mahogany group species, and it’s
THE true red lauan. Its
conservation status is classified by
IUCN as vulnerable, and
threatened according to DAO
2017-11 of the Department of
Environment and Natural
Resources
- Philippine endemic

A

Shorea negrosensis Foxw.

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14
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Family _______________
__________________________
- Trees in this genus are commonly
known as the stone oaks

A

Fagaceae
Lithocarpus spp.

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15
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Family _____________
______________________
- Ficus, (genus Ficus), genus of about 900 species of trees, shrubs, and vines in the family Moraceae, many of which are commonly known as figs.

A

Moraceae
Ficus spp.

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16
Q

Family _______________
_________________________
- anabiong

A

Ulmaceae
Trema orientalis Blume

17
Q

Family _____________
_____________________
- alingatong

A

Urticaceae
Dendrocnide meyeniana

18
Q

Family ___________________
______________________
- kapa-kapa
- Philippine endemic
- Critically-endangered

A

Melastomataceae
Medinilla magnifica

19
Q

Family _____________________
________________________
(Reinw. ex Blume) Reichb. & Zoll.
- Alim
- Pioneer tree

A

Euphorbiaceae
Melanolepis multiglandulosa