Phylum: Insecta
The largest order of insects.
What is Coleoptera?
The Genus name for maples.
What is Acer?
The only group of mammals that can fly.
What are bats?
The amount of pore space in an ideal soil.
What is 50%?
A mascot with a slightly misguided message about forest fires.
Who is Smokey the Bear?
The largest order of pollinators.
What is Diptera?
The maple with the second highest sugar amount.
What is a Silver Maple?
Pollenating mammals only native to Madagascar.
What are Lemurs?
The downward movement of water though and out the rootzone.
What is percolation?
This pine species love a freshly burned forest.
What are Red Pines?
Eater of aphids, also called the 'bug of my lady'.
What are Ladybugs?
Also known as the 'grass killer'.
What is a Crimson King Norway Maple?
Trees that have both male and female flowers.
What are monoecious trees?
Factors of soil formation, CLORPT.
What is climate, organisms, topography, parent material, and time?
Intolerant to shade, this woody plant prefers overly grazed pastures.
What are Common Junipers?
Water quality indicators, EPT
What is Ephemeroptera, Plecoptera, and Tricoptera?
A maple's leaf orientation.
What is opposite?
The family name of Hummingbirds.
What is Trochilidae?
Fine organic matter with no defined shape.
What is humus?
A cute nickname for humps and dips caused by fallen trees.
What is pillows and cradles?
An Emetophobe's worst nightmare but a grasshopper's defense mechanism.
What are digestive juices?
This sports equipment is now made of maple, formerly ash.
What is baseball bats?
Small-legged reptiles that drink nectar.
What are skinks?
There were about 10,000 of these in one teaspoon of soil.
What are micro organisms?
This, defined as a lack of rain usually lasting a season.
What is a drought?