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In studying my environment I have made many discoveries on my how my plants are affected by their environment. I have been researching poison ivy and how to kill it. In been studying it I have learned that the poison ivy reacts to poison. I took a deep analysis on the poison ivy in my area and saw that it was not only on the ground but on huge thick vines climbing trees. I also noticed a dead tree with the start of the vine still standing. I am discovering how hazardous poison ivy is how it is spread about everywhere. When I walked it was very hard not to stand on poison ivy.
There were no that many changes since the last time that I checked my area, the environment is about all the same. The one difference I would note is that because it gets dark quicker it then causes the the things that are nocturnal come alive earlier. I hear crickets and that croaks and rustling, the area is a lot more active in the night.
In my experiment I sprayed different types of poison on different samples of poison ivy from my area. I then saw that one of them proved very helpful with killing the pedals and the other helped with the roots. I then wondered if the poison for the poison ivy would have different outcomes. If the one killed the roots that it would permanently kill the poison ivy and the one that only killed the leaves would let the poison ivy grow back.
9/26/26
6:30-7:30pm
Sunny day, 66F
Saturday 11 hours 57 minutes
Your pictures are great ( a little terrifying how much poison ivy you have!) and your information is helpful for your original research, but you don't have some of the requirements for the field notes this time. Look back at the field study guidelines and then see me with questions.
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