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...tina, Namibia, South Africa, areas of North Africa and the Horn of Africa, the Middle East, Kazakhstan, China, Mongolia, and Australia [2]. Map of aridisol suborder distribution in the United States [9] ...

...n the plant. The subterranean larvae feed in the roots of plants primarily grasses. ...ength and 0.4" (10mm) in width. They may be confused with native June Bugs of North America, who can have similar body structure and coloration. June Bug ...

...ds, within the [[Order (biology)|order]] of [[Poales]], include: [[Poaceae|grasses]] (Poaceae), [[Cyperaceae|sedge]]s (Cyperaceae), [[Juncaceae|rush]]es (Junc ...|serpentine]] barren that contains a number of rare and endangered species of plants.<ref>[http://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2001AM/finalprogram/abstract_18946.h ...

...palms) [13]. Monocots are of great economic and cultural importance around the world [13]. ...of a monocot pattern (left) compared to the ring-shaped vascular structure of [[wikipedia:eudicots|eudicots]] (right) [17].]] ...

...d blue lupine flower was classified as an endangered species in the United States in 1992. ...d scattered black spots with white circles. They have an average wing span of 2.2- 3.5 cm. Karner Blue are considered endangered due to a dramatic range ...

[[Soil]] Erosion is defined as the gradual wearing away of topsoil over time. It is caused by many processes relevant to (but not limi == Types of Soil Erosion == ...

...his water repellent layer is highly variable in effects depending on where the given site is. ...Columbia[[#6.|[6]]], Greece[[#13.|[13]]] and is abundant in many parts of the world. Water repellent soils can be found on all continents excluding Antar ...

...pecific characteristics and conditions.[1] All the biomes on Earth make up the biosphere.[5] [[File:Map of biomes.png|thumb|upright=1.75|Map of biomes around the world.]] ...