2) Theuns Kuhn: I now have a better
understanding of ecology because the Eco-column showed me how biotic and
abiotic because we saw how the lack of sunlight, water over the holidays and
the temperature effect the growth of the plants, algae ect.
Angus Sutherland: Doing this Eco-column gave us a better
understanding of ecology. Ecology is the study of how abiotic components
affected the biotic components.
These are
examples on how abiotic factors can affect the biotic factors. These examples
are not however a reflection of OUR eco column:
Sunlight
and artificial light.
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One
of the reasons our radishes did not flourish was due to the lack of light
exposure.
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Temperature
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For
algae to develop a fairly warm temperature is needed. It cannot develop in
freezing conditions.
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Water
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For
algae to develop the water used in the aqua zone needs to be from a natural
source. Water from the tap contains chlorine which kills bacteria therefore
stopping algae from developing.
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Nikolai Piotrowski: I feel now that I have gained the basic
understanding of ecology through the way that I have see our Eco-column behave
due to the dynamic relationships between abiotic and biotic components and how
without any of the key parts in an Ecosysytem how it stuggles to be self sustaining.
3) Theuns Kuhn: Yes, I think we did work
well together because we quickly decided who must do what. Angus did most of
the physical work (measuring the Hp, taking pictures of the the Eco-column and
cell-scoping) and Nikolai and I shared most of the writing work. I think that
we could of got slightly better mark though.
Angus Sutherland: I think that each member pulled their
weight in the group. We worked well together with each member doing his part.
Our Blog mark was an acuarate reflection of what the whole group deserved.
Nikolai Piotrowski: I feel that the group worked very well
together but with a few difficulties at certain times. There was very good
communication between the members and we came to conclusions early on thoughts
and what is needed to be done by who. I thought the quality of the work was
excellent from every group member.
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