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The document is a user guide listing various insect species that affect trees, detailing their characteristics, hosts, and the damage they cause to tree stands in different regions.
Year: 2014
Region / city: United States
Topic: Insects affecting trees
Document type: User Guide
Agency / institution: United States Department of Agriculture, US Forest Service
Author: Not specified
Target audience: Not specified
Effective period: Not specified
Approval date: Not specified
Modification date: Not specified
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Does Your Chewing Gum Lose its Sweetness?
Year: Not specified
Region / City: Not specified
Topic: Experiment, Chemistry, Food Science
Document Type: Scientific Experiment
Organization / Institution: Not specified
Author: Not specified
Target Audience: Students, Educators
Period of Validity: Not specified
Approval Date: Not specified
Date of Changes: Not specified
FSVeg Common Stand Exam User Guide: Biotic Damage (Category 20), Version 2.12, February 2014
Year: 2014
Organization: United States Department of Agriculture, US Forest Service
Document Type: User Guide
Region: United States, Transcontinental
Topic: Biotic damage to seedlings in nurseries
Audience: Natural Resource Managers
Version: 2.12
Sections Included: Damping Off, Gray Mold, Cassytha, Hemlock Fluting
Species Covered: All seed and seedlings, conifers, Cassytha filiformis, Western hemlock
Publication Date: February 2014
Contextual Description: Technical manual detailing identification, host range, symptoms, and environmental conditions of biotic damage affecting seedlings and trees in US nurseries and forests.
Syllabus for English 316: Insects, Writing, and Art Study Abroad Program
Course Title: English 316: Insects, Writing, and Art
Program Type: Study Abroad Program
Instructor: John Bennion
Co-Instructor: Riley Nelson
Institution: Brigham Young University (BYU)
Locations: BYU; Lytle Ranch
Course Focus: Technical communication in academic and professional contexts
Main Project: Collaborative production of the Field Guide to Insects at Lytle Ranch
Assignments: Resume and application letter; evaluation of a published biological journal article; individual insect study; collaborative field guide; oral presentations; technical posters; portfolio
Research Components: Library research; Internet research; empirical data collection at Lytle Ranch; usability testing
Genres Covered: Scientific articles; proposals; memos; field guide entries; technical reports; visual and multimedia documents
Skills Emphasized: Rhetorical analysis; documentation styles; data presentation; peer review; editing and proofreading; visual communication
Reading: Desert Solitaire
Assessment Method: Portfolio including revised professional documents and field guide contributions
Schedule Period: 27 February – 19 June
Autumn Curriculum Plan 2016–2017: Patterns and Shapes, Flowers and Insects
Year: 2016–2017
Term: Autumn (Part 1)
Theme: Patterns and shapes; Flowers and insects
Type of document: Curriculum plan
Education level: Primary education
Subjects: Maths, Music, ICT, Swimming, Physical Education (Dance), PSHEc, English, Science, Art, Topic/Geography
Literature focus: Elmer
Learning areas: Numeracy, phonics, scientific enquiry, creative arts, physical development, safety awareness
Teaching activities: Observation, simple investigations, storytelling, role play, dance movement sequences, swimming exercises, ICT sound and image recording
Skills development: Numerical vocabulary, rhythm and tonal recognition, body awareness and coordination, questioning techniques, handwriting, reading for pleasure
Scientific topics: Living and non-living things, flowers, insects, conditions for life
Geographical focus: Weather and climatic conditions in different localities and their effects on environments and people
Student tasks: Story journal writing, questioning exercises, collecting floating and sunken objects, art material experimentation, gathering information from simple texts
Beneficial Insects South & West 38-542 Seed Mix Updated 2023
Year: 2023
Region: South & West United States
Type of Document: Seed Mix Specification
Target Species: Specialist bees, Lepidoptera, Beneficial Insects
Collaborators: Non-profits, Seed vendors, SWCD, Tribal Governments, Consultants, County and Cities
Update Date: 2023
Original Code: 38-542
Plant Categories: Grasses, Sedges & Rushes, Forbs, Cover Crops
Additional Species: Listed for diversity or substitution
Application Method: Broadcast or plug planting
Purpose: Habitat enhancement for beneficial insects
Topics: Chewing FSVeg Insects