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EmilyGrace Berger's Weedon Island Field Notes: October 6, 2012 - Prof. Theodore Switzer, Study notes of Biology

The field notes of emilygrace berger from her visit to weedon island on october 6, 2012. She observed various flora and fauna, including beach sunflowers, saw palmetto, cabbage palm, fox grape, spanish moss, bracken, rattlebox, green brier, slash pine, poison ivy, dog fennel, cloudless sulfur butterfly, fiddler crab, white mangrove, red mangrove, black mangrove, buttonwood mangrove, mangrove crab, salt marsh fleabane, lantana, mosquito fish, oysters, snook fish, wax myrtle, gopher tortoise, and mamosa n. This document also includes notes on propagules and sea grapes.

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Weedon Island Field Notes – 10/6/12 – EmilyGrace Berger
Time: approx 11:00 AM
Conditions: slightly warm, breezy, sunny
Beach Sunflower (not Black Eyed Susan)
Saw Palmetto
Cabbage Palm
Fox Grape
Epiphyte – Spanish Moss
Bracken
Rattlebox – yellow flowers, pinnate leaves, thorns
Green Bryer/Wild Bamboo – varies leaf shape, some have thorns, pinnate
Slash Pine – 6-8” needles
Poison Ivy – changes to red in fall, then falls
Dog Fennel – aromatic
Cloudless Sulfur – dots, butterfly
Fiddler Crab – biggest crab claw most envied and sexually attractive
White Mangrove – terrestrial
Red Mangrove – props
Black Mangrove – pneumatophores (roots)
Buttonwood Mangrove
Mangrove crab – small, black
Salt Marsh Fleabane
Lantana
Mosquito Fish – small, eat mosquito larva
Oysters – filter bay, keep toxins in tissue, can’t eat TB oysters-too polluted, leave old shells-new
batch
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Weedon Island Field Notes – 10/6/12 – EmilyGrace Berger Time: approx 11:00 AM Conditions: slightly warm, breezy, sunny Beach Sunflower (not Black Eyed Susan) Saw Palmetto Cabbage Palm Fox Grape Epiphyte – Spanish Moss Bracken Rattlebox – yellow flowers, pinnate leaves, thorns Green Bryer/ Wild Bamboo – varies leaf shape, some have thorns, pinnate Slash Pine – 6-8” needles Poison Ivy – changes to red in fall, then falls Dog Fennel – aromatic Cloudless Sulfur – dots, butterfly Fiddler Crab – biggest crab claw most envied and sexually attractive White Mangrove – terrestrial Red Mangrove – props Black Mangrove – pneumatophores (roots) Buttonwood Mangrove Mangrove crab – small, black Salt Marsh Fleabane Lantana Mosquito Fish – small, eat mosquito larva Oysters – filter bay, keep toxins in tissue, can’t eat TB oysters-too polluted, leave old shells-new batch

Weedon Island Field Notes – 10/6/12 – EmilyGrace Berger Snook Fish Wax Myrtle Gopher Tortoise Mamosa N/N – purple puff, plant looks like thistle, white tips Propagule – red mangrove, drop float, sprout, fall upright Sea Grapes – w/ berries