HELLLP NEEDS TO BE DONE BEFORE 11:00
Shaping the Surface Activity worksheet
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HELLLP NEEDS TO BE DONE BEFORE 11:00
Shaping the Surface Activity worksheet
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Data Set
Review the data below and use it to rank the plants from most desirable (1) to least desirable (7). Important notes:
Native plants are plants original to a region.
Exotic plants have been introduced into an area.
Growth rate is the time required for the plant to reach maturity.
Lifespan is the length of time the plant is expected to live.
Stabilization rating is the ability of the plant to reduce erosion of the sand dune.
Dune Plant
Exotic or Native
Tolerant of Sea Spray
Growth Rate
Lifespan (years)
Stabilization Rating
Characteristics
American Beach grass
Exotic
Yes
Fast
10
Moderate
Can be damaged by pedestrian traffic; may need annual maintenance
Coastal Panic Grass
Native
Moderately
Moderate
14
Poor
Cannot tolerate large deposits of sand; good wind barrier
Bitter Panic um
Exotic
Yes
Slow
20
Poor
Can provide cover for songbirds, water fowl, and small mammals
Salt Meadow Cord grass
Native
No
Moderate
20
Excellent
Can become invasive and kill other vegetation
Seashore Elder
Exotic
No
Moderate
14
Excellent
Produces purple flowers and spicy fragrance; heavy cover can kill other vegetation
Sea Oats
Native
Yes
Slow
20
Moderate
Encourages burrowing animals
European Beach grass
Exotic
Yes
Fast
20
Excellent
Invasive; can crowd out other vegetation
Rough Draft
Use this section to plan what you will write in the letter.
Data Analysis — Plant ranking:
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Procedure: In two to four sentences, explain how you ranked the plants from most desirable to least desirable. Be sure to cite evidence from the data to support your rankings.
Closing Statement: In three to four sentences, explain how your plant rankings could protect the dunes.
Recommendation Letter
Now, we would like you to share your plant evaluations with Sandy Waters, President of Save the Shoreline. You will do this by writing Mr. Waters a letter. When writing your letter, be sure to use a traditional letter format. This means that your letter should include a greeting (Dear , ) a body, and a closing (Sincerely, ).
The body of your letter must include the following:
an opening that describes the procedure for ranking plants
all plant rankings
evidence from the data to support plant rankings
a closing that explains how plant rankings could protect the dunes
As always, be sure to use complete sentences and proper punctuation, capitalization, and spelling.
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