Matt+H

My name is Matthew Harris. I love to hang out with my friends, chill with my girl, and just hang out in town. Mrs. Maine is my favorite teacher. Bio is my favorite class. Homework is so much fun to do instead of playing games. lol. Lil Wayne fan. Fourwheelering is pretty sexy. but ya. :/

1.White Oak 2.Pinus Strobes 3.American Chestnut Blight American Root Rot Anthracnose Lead Spot Diseases Termites Many Beatles 4. 5.Its the only pine that separates into 3 separate needles. Doesn’t shed during winter. 6.Commercial use for white pine is normally a Christmas tree for christmas 7.Long Petiole’s with multiple needles 8.Native



Cotton Cotton is mostly grown is the U.S., Soviet Union, Peoples Republic of China, and India. Other leaders in cotton growing countries are Turkey, Brazil, and Pakistan. Things made from cotton consist of jeans, bed sheets, men’s sports shirts, terry bath towels, men’s dress shirts pillowcases, boxer shorts, men’s briefs, diapers, mid-calf socks, women’s knit briefs, women’s handkerchiefs, $100 bills.

Some exciting facts about cotton consist of; Cottonseeds are tough enough to survive travel across oceans on the wind! Cotton has been cultivated in many different parts of the world for more than 5,000 years! The word “cotton” is an English version of the Arabic “qutun” or “kutun”, a generic term meaning fancy fabric. But one of cotton’s original popular names was “vegetable wool.” Cotton was originally grown is several different colors Potato lab The potato in the salt water got lighter. The water in the potato had the water absorbed out of it. So now it weighs lighter. Cornstarch was placed in the plastic tube, and the tube was placed in iodine. The iodine moved into the tube changing the cornstarch to blue. Iodine is an indicator for cornstarch. This is why that occurred.