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Team Tribal  (1) - Day 2 Continued 

7/20/2016

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Here is a picture of a white cabbage moth that was caught and had to handle it very careful cause the wings are very delicate.
This is a grasshopper that was caught. Too big for any of the vials but it was interesting. Shout out to group 3  who caught it.
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​This is a grasshopper that was caught. Too big for any of the vials but it was interesting. Shout out to group 3  who caught it.
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Met a gentlemen named John McHucgh. Nice guy.
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Having fun during lunch. Smile Tisha.
Team Tribal will reign victorious.
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​This is Adam he talked to us about bees and how the queen acts and what are some dangers to the honeybees and how to determine if they are male or female by looking at the comb size.
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Questions:
1. Beneficial insects are important to agriculture cause there are different types of beneficial insects like pollinators, and predators. Pollinators are like bees or butterflies who fly from flower to flower sipping nectar and collecting pollen. Predators are insects like ladybugs and wasps and stink bugs that hunt and eat insects that damage and harm plants. For example ladybugs and aphids, the aphid damages the plant by sucking the water out of it and the ladybugs eat the aphids.
2. Bees are not only for pollinating flowers people use the bees honey for food and the beeswax for wax candles and it smells good.
3. Yield potential is like the basic needs of a plant so if you give more carbon dioxide to a plant then it will give you more oxygen maybe. Well YOLO.
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    • Hermaphrodite Papaya
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