Invasive Species B/C

[windu34]

It says in 3.d "to the level indicated on the official list", which is probably where they got the binomial nomenclature from.
PS: I love your location

Yup

[Fluorine]

It says in 3.d "to the level indicated on the official list", which is probably where they got the binomial nomenclature from.
PS: I love your location

Yup

Ahh I see thanks. And yea my location is 100% true. 2 ID events = a whole lot of paper

[Person]

Soinc.org has a practice test if anyone wants to take a look: https://www.soinc.org/sites/default/fil ... SAMPLE.pdf

[windu34]

It says in 3.d "to the level indicated on the official list", which is probably where they got the binomial nomenclature from.
PS: I love your location

Yup

Ahh I see thanks. And yea my location is 100% true. 2 ID events = a whole lot of paper

Do you print at school?

[Fluorine]

Yup

Ahh I see thanks. And yea my location is 100% true. 2 ID events = a whole lot of paper

Do you print at school?

For color I use the one printer at my school. I usually just go at a time where no one is around then just print everything I need (sometimes I will do two trips). For black I have access to a printer in a lab that I use all the time.

[ceg7654]

Anyone know the difference between Whitetop and Hairy Whitetop? Thanks.

[windu34]

Anyone know the difference between Whitetop and Hairy Whitetop? Thanks.

Use the binomial nomenclature when researching these. Its pretty tough finding quality info on them

[maxxxxx]

For Pennsylvania do we need to know Common Buckthorn(Rhamnus cathartica) or Common Blackthorn(Prunus Spinosa)? The State list says Blackthorn, but the National List and the website the state list provided both say Buckthorn.

[Person]

I'm not in Pennsylvania, but to quote the state list: "
These are the only invasive species to be used in Pennsylvania regional and state tournaments. Links are included to connect with the Pennsylvania sites that listed these species and that have much more information.", so I guess you wouldn't need to know those on the national list.

[windu34]

For Pennsylvania do we need to know Common Buckthorn(Rhamnus cathartica) or Common Blackthorn(Prunus Spinosa)? The State list says Blackthorn, but the National List and the website the state list provided both say Buckthorn.

You would need to know blackthorn at state and regionals and buckthorn at nats