PondPak Sonar AS pond & lake weed treatment 1 Acre
- The 1 Acre PondPak AS includes 2 pints of Sonar AS liquid, 2 gallons of Captain*, 20 lbs. of Revive* and 4 SePRO Blue* Pond Colorant water soluble dye packs
- combats unwanted aquatic weeds, algae and nutrient overload common to small ponds
Product Description
An improper balance of nuisance aquatic weeds and algae interferes with your ability to enjoy your pond. Left uncontrolled, aquatic plants such as duckweed can upset your pond’s natural ecosystem, affecting wildlife nesting and fish populations and making your pond unsightly. Weeds and algae can also ruin your recreational use for fishing, swimming and boating.
Sonar controls unwanted aquatic vegetation by restricting the plants ability to make food, causing them t… More >>
PondPak Sonar AS pond & lake weed treatment 1 Acre
Aquatic Weed Harvester – Sunset Lake – Vicksburg, Michigan
Truthfully I’m not sure what this piece of equipment is called. It typically arrives mid-summer and cuts down a lot of the lily pads and lake weeds. It usually stays no more than 4 days and it’s off to another lake.
If the great flood flooded the entire surface of the earth, then how did all of the salt water animals whose?
evolution led them to be able to exist ONLY in water that was a certain salinty continue to exist? The rain would have diluted the salt water and killed all of the organisms (sea weed, fish, whales … everything)? In addition, the salt water would have mixed with the fresh water in the lakes and rivers and killed all of the fresh water organisms. TODAY, if you take one organisms from fresh to saltwater, or reverse, it dies. Why didn’t all of the aquatic organisms on earth die?
If the great flood flooded the entire surface of the earth, then how did all of the salt water animals whose evolution led them to be able to exist ONLY in water that was a certain salinty continue to exist? The rain would have diluted the salt water and killed all of the organisms (sea weed, fish, whales … everything)? In addition, the salt water would have mixed with the fresh water in the lakes and rivers and killed all of the fresh water organisms. TODAY, if you take one organisms from fresh to saltwater, or reverse, it dies. Why didn’t all of the aquatic organisms on earth die?
A few minutes later-
Many of your answers disagree with what I learned in the bible as the bible said that the water covered the entire earth. In addition, are some of you saying that god can stop the mixing of fresh and salt water? C’mon, makes no sense.
Regarding CVO’s answer … that is one of the dumbest things I’ve ever read. First of all, if you took biology, you learned about diffusion … the salt water and fresh water do NOT layer and that is clear as rivers flow into the ocean and mix. In addition, I’ve not ever read anything other than in your response that shows that fresh/salt water ORGANISMS, not just fish, can ADAPT. Beside, what I’ve read about evolution is that an organism can’t adapt but some are born already adapted and THAT is why they survive, not because they made some sort of decision to change their genetics. Your level of ignorance does not help answer my question.
BTW, how about some scientific reference regarding putting freshwater fish in salt water and they survive? … you must be kidding.
For Doma …
Things adapted? So, did they change their genetic make up and grow things? Did the fish decide to grow wings and fly over the flood? I don’t get it … how does something adapt in 40 days? If things can adapt, I’m going to grow at least a foot and join the NBA to make six million a year!
In addition, if sin caused genetic defects, where in the bible are genetic defects described? Did the bible talk about DNA and genes? Did the bible talk about dominance and recessiveness … did the bible talk about multiple alleles or co-dominance or incomplete dominance or it that just your twist on some phrase in the bible … oh, and which one so that I can determine MY twist on that same section.
Royal Racer … OH C’MON!! You MUST be kidding! Just where in your fantasy book does it say THAT?! That’s a totally new one.
Plants of Central Texas Wetlands
- ISBN13: 9780896726390
- Condition: NEW
- Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark.
Product Description
Along the San Marcos River, in and surrounding Palmetto State Park in south central Texas, lie more than five square kilometers of relict ecosystem known as the Ottine Wetlands. A lowland counterpart of the Lost Pines, this rich and fascinating area of swamps, marshes, and ponds is situated on the 98th meridian–the biogeographical divide separating the eastern plants and animals of the United States from their western counterparts–and also along a similar ecologic… More >>
Plants of Central Texas Wetlands
Anyone know anything about PHOTOSYNTHESIS?
The test-tubes shown were set up by a student to test the effect of light on the process of photosynthesis. All test-tubes contain water and bromothymol blue. (note that bromothymol blue is a chemical indicator that changes colour from blue to yellow in the presence of carbon dioxide.) The student used a straw to bubble carbon dioxide gas through each test-tube until the mixture of water and indicator turned to yellow. Equal-sized pieces of freshwater weed were added to test-tubes A and B. The test-tubes were stoppered, and black plastic was wrapped around test-tube B. All test-tubes were exposed to a light source for a period of 24 hours.
test-tube A: with aquatic plant
test-tube B: with aquatic plant and black plastic wrapped around
test-tube C: with light source
QUESTIONS
- Which test-tube represents the control? Explain.
- What hypothesis was the student testing?
- Describe the colour change, if any, in each test-tube after 24-hour period that would support the hypothesis. In each case explain the expected results.
If anyone can answer any of these questions, it would be greatly appreciated.
What are the names of the dominant animals within the pocosin wetland ?
need to know the name of the dominant animals in the pocosin wetland
Making Aquatic Weeds Useful: Some Perspectives for Developing Contries
Product Description
Perspectives for developing countries for controlling aquatic weeds and using them to best advantage, especially those methods that show promise for less-developed countries…. More >>
Making Aquatic Weeds Useful: Some Perspectives for Developing Contries
BIO HELP! PLEASE PLEASE! Thank you so VERY much!!?
2. Which of these is the MOST important difference between aerobic respiration and anaerobic respiration? (Points :1)
Aerobic respiration produces more ATP for a cell.
Anaerobic respiration produces more ATP for a cell.
Glycolysis occurs only during anaerobic respiration.
Glycolysis occurs in mitochondria during aerobic respiration.
3. Which process is the main source of the oxygen used in aerobic respiration? (Points :1)
the dark reaction of photosynthesis
the Krebs cycle
the light reaction of photosynthesis
the electron transport chain
4. Which of these life processes is an example of anabolic metabolism? (Points :1)
chemical digestion
passive transport
protein synthesis
cell plasmolysis
5. Which statement BEST summarizes the importance of oxygen to life on Earth? (Points :1)
Oxygen makes multicellular life on Earth possible.
Oxygen makes plant life on Earth possible.
Without oxygen, all unicellular life on Earth would die.
Without oxygen, no life would exist on Earth.
6. Which substance in a cell contains the MOST potential energy? (Points :1)
ADP
ATP
oxygen
glucose
7. The movement of hydrogen ions through a protein in a thylakoid membrane provides the energy for making ATP. Which type of energy do the hydrogen ions have? (Points :1)
chemical energy
kinetic energy
light energy
potential energy
8. Which of the following events was most likely responsible for the oxygenation of Earth’s atmosphere between two and three billion years ago? (Points :1)
the formation of carbonate rocks
the growth of the oceans
the formation of large volcanic mountains
the evolution of photosynthetic microorganisms
9. In an experiment, two aquatic snails and two sprigs of pond weed are sealed in a glass jar filled with water. How could you change the experiment to BEST test the effect of a reduction in the amount of oxygen in the environment? (Points :1)
Add more water.
Add another sprig of pond weed.
Remove one sprig of pond weed.
Remove one of the snails.
10. Which of the following could slow down the production of ATP in an animal cell? (Points :1)
removing some carbon dioxide from the cell
adding some oxygen to the cell
increasing the number of mitochondria in the cell
removing some ATP synthase enzymes from the cell
How do living organisms maintain the balance in a Wetland Environment?
I was just wandering how living organisms maintain the balance of a Wetland Environment. Just Curious
Plant Substrate Interactions and below Substrate Biomass Dynamics: a Continuation of Studies Concerning Potential Restriction of the Introduced Aquatic Weed Myriophyllum Spicatum L. II.
Plant Substrate Interactions and below Substrate Biomass Dynamics: a Continuation of Studies Concerning Potential Restriction of the Introduced aquatic weed Myriophyllum Spicatum L. II.
