Invasive Species B/C

[Magikarpmaster629]

Ok so I am writing the taxonomy for everything on the list and when I search the plants' taxonomy, there are no phyla or classes. So do these have phyla and classes? Thanks

Basically, plant taxonomy is weird. You should put down whatever is on wikipedia (clades, informal classes); it should be enough.

[windu34]

Ok so I am writing the taxonomy for everything on the list and when I search the plants' taxonomy, there are no phyla or classes. So do these have phyla and classes? Thanks

Basically, plant taxonomy is weird. You should put down whatever is on wikipedia (clades, informal classes); it should be enough.

Do you think taxonomy will go beyond the binomial nomenclature?

[Skink]

Ok so I am writing the taxonomy for everything on the list and when I search the plants' taxonomy, there are no phyla or classes. So do these have phyla and classes? Thanks

Basically, plant taxonomy is weird. You should put down whatever is on wikipedia (clades, informal classes); it should be enough.

Do you think taxonomy will go beyond the binomial nomenclature?

Yes (though not significantly, it could be score-affecting). To what extent? Your guess is as good as mine. Event supervisors will ask what they feel is important.

[Jaol]

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Basically, plant taxonomy is weird. You should put down whatever is on wikipedia (clades, informal classes); it should be enough.

Do you think taxonomy will go beyond the binomial nomenclature?

Yes (though not significantly, it could be score-affecting). To what extent? Your guess is as good as mine. Event supervisors will ask what they feel is important.[/quote]
Basically I should type up every piece of taxonomy for every species >.>

[windu34]

[quote="
Basically, plant taxonomy is weird. You should put down whatever is on wikipedia (clades, informal classes); it should be enough.

Do you think taxonomy will go beyond the binomial nomenclature?

Yes (though not significantly, it could be score-affecting). To what extent? Your guess is as good as mine. Event supervisors will ask what they feel is important.

Basically I should type up every piece of taxonomy for every species >.>[/quote]
I kinda doubt they will do this...but I guess better safe than sorry. Thanks

[Jaol]

Do you think taxonomy will go beyond the binomial nomenclature?

Yes (though not significantly, it could be score-affecting). To what extent? Your guess is as good as mine. Event supervisors will ask what they feel is important.

Basically I should type up every piece of taxonomy for every species >.>

I kinda doubt they will do this...but I guess better safe than sorry. Thanks[/quote]
Well, hard work pays off. I'd better finish the pictures by the Lock-in >.>

[Jaol]

Stupid me.... Double Post....

[windu34]

Apart from making the binder and memorizing names and pictures, how do you prepare for thie event? Watch youtube videos? Read articles?

[Unome]

Apart from making the binder and memorizing names and pictures, how do you prepare for thie event? Watch youtube videos? Read articles?

Isn't that basically it? Make a binder, learn to ID, and be fast?

[Panda Weasley]

Apart from making the binder and memorizing names and pictures, how do you prepare for thie event? Watch youtube videos? Read articles?

Memorizing specific things besides the name is also very useful. For example knowing where the invasive came from originally off the top of your head would be helpful so that you don't have to waste time looking for the answer in your binder. Little things like that make a big difference.