Module 1

9274 Running Bear Rd, Aubrey, TX 76227

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● My home is in Aubrey, TX, so from the map I can see that it’s on moderately
deee-deep soil on the Upland Savannahs.
● This soil has good drainage and is loamy with slow-moderate permeability.
● The soil is sandy, 2-5% slopes, and on top of a layer of clay. This affects the
landscape by providing gentle slopes, but the clay is deep enough underground
that there’s still a good top layer of plant growth and fertile soil.

Types of beneficial bacteria

● ciliate protozoa, ​eukaryotic
● Prokaryotic, Actinomycetes
● Listeria, prokaryotic
Beneficial macroscopic organisms
● Oligochaeta, Eukaryotic
● Arthropods, Eukaryotic
● Nematodes, Eukaryotic

major cell structures that are contained within both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells.
 ● plasma membrane, ribosomes, cytoplasm, and DNA

major cell structures that are unique to eukaryotic cells

● Mitochondria
● Nucleus
● Golgi apparatus

Pt 4
● I’m planting Echinacea purpurea.
● I’d plant it to the side of the house because it requires direct sun and the front
and back of the house would be in shadow.
● They bloom in the summer so I would plant them in early september so they
don’t die in the cold weather coming up.
● They like enriched garden Loam. Thankfully my soil type is pretty loamy, but it
would need to be fertilized I believe.
● Bluebonnets also do well in loam. Thankfully so, because I grew up with
bluebonnets everywhere and really want them. They’re great for bee populations
and natural biodiversity.
● Agastache urticifolia 'Alba' grows well in my soil and attracts butterflies, are
hearty, and resistant from being eaten by animals.