Тексты для чтения на английском языке для студентов по специальности 110201 «агрономия» (90,00 руб.)

Министерство сельского хозяйства Российской Федерации Федеральное государственное бюджетное образовательное учреждение Высшего профессионального образования «Якутская государственная сельскохозяйственная академия» Октёмский филиал Тексты для чтения на английском языке для студентов по специальности 110201 «агрономия» Учебно-методическая разработка Октемцы, 2012 УДК 81.111(075.4) ББК 81.2 Англ 39 Составитель: А. <...> Text A Man and plants Plants –grass, flowers, and trees – grow everywhere: high in the mountains, far out in the ocean and in many deserts and Polar Regions. <...> Man began to change plants about 10,000 years ago, when he began to grow the first food plants. <...> Text B Britain’s nature With its mild climate and different ground Britain has various vegetation. <...> When the islands were first settled, oak forest covered the greater part of the lowland, giving place to pine forests on higher ground and perhaps some open moorland. <...> In the course of the centuries that followed nearly all the forests were cut especially by Anglo-Saxons to make more place for farming. <...> These are the results of contact of bourgeois civilization with nature. <...> The most often the following trees are met: oak and in Scotland pine and birch. <...> The mild climate of Britain and enough rain make possible a long growing season. <...> Some plants which grow well in the south (wheat, for example), will not grow in northern part. 4. <...> Text C Natural vegetation of North America Two centuries ago the eastern part of North America was thick forest. <...> Today, bourgeois civilization has left less than 25 per cent of the district in the forest. <...> Afterwards the part of the tree which is over the ground begins to grow. <...> Compared with the leaf-bearing forests of Europe, those of North America are richer. <...> The main trees are oak and chestnut, but of a different kind than in Europe. <...> The tree was good for shipbuilding and the greater part of the oak forests was thoughtlessly destroyed. <...> There are trees in North America that one cannot find in European forests: tulip-trees and sugar maple. 6. <...> Просмотрите тексты А, В, С еще раз и составьте реферат <...>