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I, I
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" ll-
My Savanna Plant Book on ,,
Wiitten by .l
1
J
,/
Hello fellow students. My name is A,
.
: ,,
tct
a_
anf,I'masthgruOffit
We ars learning about and trd like to share with you about what silvfrnnfl^r are, how important they alu, anq a phnt of particular interest to
*e
.
About !n€,,.
But before I stsrt my book, I'd like to share with you about $om6 of my fayorite things.
Ol*y, now flm ready to write about what sfryfimrrn &re and.facts about one of my favorite " plants , 1L.," .
u.o,.
First, suvilnnas are found in a wide band on either side of the equator on the edges of tropical forests and desert biomes. Savannas are typically characterized as rolling grasslands scattered with shrubs and isolated trees. Additional characteristics are:
h.
'#,tr
stl
Seeondr yrrs are very fortunate to literally have runos as part of our eommunity. They serve
manlr tmportanf purypoqes, sqe[ 4s:
J'U
grass
Third, there is _a particular plant of interest to ffic, namely the
this p[ant because
----r--\ /
. f chose
In the following paragraphs, I wiII briefly discuss the following: common name, scientific name, ph.y-sical characteristics, needs, range, if the plant is native or non-native, habitat, adaptations, populationr, status, animals that eat the plant, and whether-ab'origines usqd the plant, I hope you enjoy the bookl
Numes
The common name is the,scienttlip name is
two names. The , and
ience, the scientitic nilme is the genus and species of the plant or animal.
Physical characteristics...my plant looks like...
My plan
\ 1
1, T
Nggds...
ln order to grow, it needs
ryqw-r€Wq&i;ill
l'j:{:'
75-aei.,:*_
*" ''-'rfiY$ffi,&
..{
My plant is also veiy important to ecosystem because it provides othe,r animalso such as
I
,*i.D;L
Ronge...where it's found... The rflSgq
ffi 4t,
cloe rrr-,rc for,*/
ry Nutive or non-native.. .to belong of not to belong...
My plant
is :
10
Habitat...where plant lives,.. he habitat is
I
\\...\\
li
l7 i-.
{t-/4-
:* \ '\'
/-\
Adaptations
. . . special
scil fenturei' . . .
After researching.the Irv discovered that
,!i
ll
Populution Th.e
populatio! of the
The status of the
Wholwhat eats me?
Animals that
L2
Aborigin€s...
f was curious to in estigate whether the aborigines used the fqr pny Burposes. WhaJ
I di
lvlebrcrN€ T
USP€I PTL,S
13
vered w
References (books, articles, web-sites, etc.) www. blueplanet. or#savannas. htrn
e n-
*L;puJir.o,gl*;1.;Aloe -vera
Prirnarg sociokl",Juu Vu\p. L,Lr,-L*e Bureo, Dur l)o.* {.Jqj socia Li,J,.o. D*to*)
t4
Thank you for reading my book. I hope you enjoyed it and learned a lot about the , Please feel free to Vera commenl about my book and also, test your knowledge by answering the following qaestions below. I look forward to hearing from you.
Comments for me:
Questions for you'. (See tf voa can ilnswer these,..)
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3.
1
Templatebook copl,right 2Al2W Lisa M. Algee
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