5-6+Grassy+Field



This page is created by: Gerard, Emily, Dillion, Nicole, Youn, and Gabby Physical Description:

 The grassy field was mostly a __monocultural ecosystem__, because it was mostly all grass with a few other __biotic (living)__ and __abiotic__ (nonliving) factors. There are a few trees, bugs, dead leaves that have fallen from the trees, along with twigs. Some examples of the insects that we found at the grassy field include; ants, caterpillars, spiders, worms etc. Even though the grassy field wasn't a __biodiversal__ ecosystem, we really enjoyed studying and observing our ecosystem.

Analysis of environment:

 A __succession__ that we believe will occur in the grassy field is; in the winter most of the grass will die. We concluded that since the soil is so moist, the bugs that live in the ground like to live there, so the soil has many nutrients. Since there are many worms, flies, butterflies, and other insects and decomposers who live in the grassy field, we thought that if they eat the soil, and do what they were made to do, (decompose), that that would make the soil healthier and have more nutrients. We also said that the few trees that live in the grassy fields might have a negative impact on the other plants because since they are bigger, they absorb more carbon-dioxide, and more of the suns rays, which is plants energy, so some of the other plants who live in the area around the tree may not get as much energy as they need, because the tree is using a lot of it.

Poem Grassy field Open land of green grass Outside in nature Black ants, spider webs, a tall tree with leaves falling to the ground Great Provider Food and home for insects, birds, and animals

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