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Botany Merit Badge Worksheet Requirement 1 Make five field trips of at least two hours each to observe wild plant life. Keep a record based on field notes of varieties of flowers found with date, place, nature of locality (swamp, roadside, woods, meadows, etc.) and other observations such as seeds, seed pods, leaf arrangements, insect attraction. (Record will be interesting if photographs or sketches are included). Trip # 1 DATE PLACE NATURE OF LOCALITY Swamp Roadside Woods Meadow Other: Varieties of Flowers Found Flower Name (if known) Describe Leaf Arrangement Describe Insect Attraction Other Observation(s) Merit Badge Center, Philippines Botany Merit Badge Page 1 of 14

Trip # 2 DATE PLACE NATURE OF LOCALITY Swamp Roadside Woods Meadow Other: Varieties of Flowers Found Flower Name (if known) Describe Leaf Arrangement Describe Insect Attraction Other Observation(s) Merit Badge Center, Philippines Botany Merit Badge Page 2 of 14

Trip # 3 DATE PLACE NATURE OF LOCALITY Swamp Roadside Woods Meadow Other: Varieties of Flowers Found Flower Name (if known) Describe Leaf Arrangement Describe Insect Attraction Other Observation(s) Merit Badge Center, Philippines Botany Merit Badge Page 3 of 14

Trip # 4 DATE PLACE NATURE OF LOCALITY Swamp Roadside Woods Meadow Other: Varieties of Flowers Found Flower Name (if known) Describe Leaf Arrangement Describe Insect Attraction Other Observation(s) Merit Badge Center, Philippines Botany Merit Badge Page 4 of 14

Trip # 5 DATE PLACE NATURE OF LOCALITY Swamp Roadside Woods Meadow Other: Varieties of Flowers Found Flower Name (if known) Describe Leaf Arrangement Describe Insect Attraction Other Observation(s) Merit Badge Center, Philippines Botany Merit Badge Page 5 of 14

Requirement 2 Identify from living specimens at least fifty (50) plant specimens. # Name of Plant Specimen Identified # Name of Plant Specimen Identified 1 26 2 27 3 28 4 29 5 30 6 31 7 32 8 33 9 34 10 35 11 36 12 37 13 38 14 39 15 40 16 41 17 42 18 43 19 44 20 46 21 46 22 47 23 48 24 49 25 50 Merit Badge Center, Philippines Botany Merit Badge Page 6 of 14

Requirement 3 Identify in three or more specimens, all parts of a perfect and complete flower. Specimen # 1 Name of Specimen: Specimen # 2 Name of Specimen: Specimen # 3 Name of Specimen: Merit Badge Center, Philippines Botany Merit Badge Page 7 of 14

Explain how plants are pollinized Explain how ferns differ from flowering plants Requirement 4 Identify specimens of at least ten families of flowering plants (other than trees) OR submit properly labeled specimens of such families. This may be included as part of requirement 8b. # Name of Specimen Name the Family of this Flowering Plant Specimen 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Merit Badge Center, Philippines Botany Merit Badge Page 8 of 14

Requirement 5 Know what plants are rare in your vicinity. Name of Your Community / Vicinity: List down plants that are rare in your vicinity. What is being done or should be done to protect them Requirement 6 Explain how plants use Light Heat Merit Badge Center, Philippines Botany Merit Badge Page 9 of 14

Water Oxygen Carbon Dioxide How plant manufacture food Requirement 7 Submit or identify in the field one specimen each of fungi, algae, lichen, and moss. Type of Specimen Name of Specimen Date Identified Place Identified Fungi Algae Lichen Moss Merit Badge Center, Philippines Botany Merit Badge Page 10 of 14

Requirement 8 Carry out one of the following projects: Submit a seed collection, properly labeled, of at least 20 different kind of seeds gathered by yourself. Germinate at least five species. Find out all you can about different varieties of seeds and how they are scattered. # Variety of Seed Information About this Seed How Are They Scattered? Germinate? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Merit Badge Center, Philippines Botany Merit Badge Page 11 of 14

Submit specimens of at least thirty (30) species of flowering plants. Include leaf, stem, flower, and root (if specimens are not rare). Mount neatly, label with both common and scientific names, date and place found, and nature of locality. # Name of Specimen Scientific Name Date Found Place Found Nature of Locality 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Merit Badge Center, Philippines Botany Merit Badge Page 12 of 14

# Name of Specimen Scientific Name Date Found Place Found Nature of Locality 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Make a study of plant life in an area of not less than two square meters for at least two months. Keep a record of species found, type of locality, insect attraction, seeds, etc. # Species Found Type of Locality Date Found Insect Attraction Seeds? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Merit Badge Center, Philippines Botany Merit Badge Page 13 of 14

# Species Found Type of Locality Date Found Insect Attraction Seeds? 8 9 10 Raise a wild flower or fern garden, including at least five different species of plants. Know the following: 1. Both common and scientific names of each. 2. Proper methods of transplanting and care. # Common Name Scientific Name Proper Methods of Transplanting and Care 1 2 3 4 5 Merit Badge Center, Philippines Botany Merit Badge Page 14 of 14