Skill/Ecology

Ecology
(Skill - The Human Body)

Benefits

Level	Requirements	Unlocks
Level 0	5 Flax 10 Tadpoles 1 Fertile Papyrus	Allows testing for Heavy Metal using Tadpoles
Level 1	20 Cabbage Juice	Allows testing for Soil acidity using Cabbage Juice
Level 2	20 Dried Flax	Allows testing for ground water level using Dried Flax
Level 3	50 Buttermilk	Allows testing for phosphorus level using Buttermilk and Dirt
Level 4	10 Papyrus Paper 20 Cactus Sap	Allows testing for soot level using Papyrus Paper and Cactus Sap
Level 5	10 Sulphurous Water 20 Charcoal	Allows testing for nitrogen level using a Golden Asp and Charcoal, Allows testing for potassium level using Sulphurous Water and Charcoal
Level 6	5 Copper Wire 20 Salt Water	Allows testing for salinity using Salt Water and Copper Wire
Level 7	10 Cabbage 10 Onions 10 Carrot 10 Peppers 10 Garlic 10 Eggplant 10 Watermelon 10 Leeks 10 Cucumbers	Use an Ecology Survey Kit to test the impact of certain plants

Use

There are two ways to use the Ecology skills: Single point sample tests, and Ecology Survey Kits.

Single Point Tests

Degree	Test for	Using	Baseline	Notes
First	Heavy metal pollution	Tadpoles	0%	The more tadpoles die, the more heavy metals there are in the soil. If more tadpoles are used, the reading becomes more precise.
Second	Soil acidity	1 Cabbage Juice	7.0000	Standard pH scale. (Below 7 is acidic. Above 7 is alkaline.)
Third	Ground water level	1 Dried Flax	50%
Fourth	Phosphorus level	2 Buttermilk, 1 Dirt	25%
Fifth	Soot level	1 Papyrus Paper, 1 Cactus Sap	0%
Sixth - A	Nitrogen Level	1 Golden Asp, 2 Charcoal	25%
Sixth - B	Potassium Level	1 Sulphurous Water, 2 Charcoal	25%
Seventh	Salinity	1 Salt Water, 1 Copper Wire	0%

Ecology Survey Kits

This is a new feature that allows visualizing ecology over a large area, rather than a single point.

• Ecology Survey Kits are made on a chemistry lab (requires Ecology Level 7). Five kits are made at a time.

Materials needed to make Ecology Survey kits.

• Select the Ecology type you want and see a colored grid for 2 minutes.
• Colors on 500' x 500' grid represent levels.
• The results have been described as a "heat map" style.